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Investigation of Perennial Cave Ice in Lava Beds National Monument

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Title Investigation of Perennial Cave Ice in Lava Beds National Monument
Names Rocco, Nicole (creator)
Brook, Edward J. (advisor)
Date Issued 2014-05-22 (iso8601)
Note Bachelor of Science (BS)
Abstract For many years, scientists worldwide have been using glacial ice to
reconstruct and study Earth’s past climates. While the most continuous
records we have are from sites near both poles, there is also mid-latitude
perennial ice in the form of mountain glaciers and cave ice.
Very little is known about the potential for cave ice to provide
information about past climates, particularly in the United States. This
study reports initial work on cave ice at Lava Beds National Monument
(LBNM) in Tulelake, California. The objective is to determine
how old the ice is to establish how valuable it may be as a resource for
paleoclimate studies.
Genre Poster
Identifier http://hdl.handle.net/1957/55271

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