Global warming triggers shrinking and thinning of glaciers worldwide, with potentially severe
implications for human society. However, regional differences in glacier retreat and its …

Abstract In the western United States snow has been melting earlier in recent decades due
to warmer winter and spring weather. This is particularly noticeable in the Pacific Northwest …

The glacier cover of the Hindu Kush Mountains of Afghanistan provides a natural laboratory
to assess the impact of climate change on the cryosphere. However, to date, not much is …

Abstract The Wind River Range spans roughly 200 km along the continental divide in
western Wyoming and encompasses at least 269 glaciers and perennial snowfields totaling …

Glaciers alter the geochemistry of sensitive alpine streams by exposing freshly weathered
bedrock and releasing atmospherically deposited trace metals from melting ice. Changes in …

基于2017 年发布的第6 版Randolph 冰川编目资料, 结合全球16 个主要冰川区近期发表的冰川
变化研究文献, 系统分析了全球冰川面积现状及其近期变化. 结果表明, 全球(不包括南极与 …

Edmunds, Jake, Glenn Tootle, Greg Kerr, Ramesh Sivanpillai, and Larry Pochop, 2011.
Glacier Variability (1967‐2006) in the Teton Range, Wyoming, United States. Journal of the …

Glacier area and volume changes were quantified through the use of historical aerial
photographs in the Wind River Range, Wyoming. Forty-four glaciers in the Wind River …

The Wind River Range in Wyoming, USA, contains the largest concentration of glacial mass
in the Rocky Mountains of the contiguous USA. Despite this distinction, only a few field or …

In a warming climate, net mass loss from perennial snow and ice (PSI) contributes a
temporary source of unsustainable streamflow. However, the role of topography and wind in …