The visible impact of climate change on the Earth’s surface is often clearest in the Arctic’s receding glaciers and swelling glacial lakes. Southeastern Alaska’s Harlequin Lake is one of the fastest-growing in North America. These false color Landsat images show the rapidly-retreating Yakutat Glacier, which feeds the lake.
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Go for a 'stroll' as you scroll through the USGS AAG 2021 Virtual Conference Booth for the AAG 2021 Annual Meeting, Wednesday, April 7– Sunday, April 11, 2021. It's virtual this year! Since no one is manning a physical booth, if you have any questions, then please feel free to Contact Us.
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