Glacial Melt and Precipitation Create Massive Runoff in Gulf of Alaska

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By Yale Environment 360Mar 20, 2015, 12:20 pm159 pts
Rapidly melting glaciers, rain, and snow are combining to dump a massive amount of freshwater into the Gulf of Alaska, Gulf of Alaska with important implications for ocean chemistry and marine biology, according to a new study. So much meltwater is now flowing into the Gulf of Alaska that if all the streams and…

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