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Rock glaciers across the United States predominantly accelerate coincident with rise in air temperatures
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This groundbreaking study conducted by Andreas Kääb and Julie Røste uncovers significant long-term accelerations in rock glacier movement across the western contiguous United States, showcasing a 2-3 fold increase in surface displacement linked to rising air temperatures. Don't miss the chance to explore these pivotal environmental changes!
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