Ice wedges, a common subsurface feature in permafrost landscapes, appear to be rapidly melting throughout the Arctic, according to a new study published today in the journal Nature Geoscience. The ...
West Virginia’s old enemy “ice wedging” is back. Ice wedging occurs when water flows into a crack and freezes, swelling as it does so. As the ice melts and the water flows away, it leaves a gap that ...
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