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Bear Glacier, Gulf of Alaska
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Published November 8, 2006
Although they move slowly, glaciers do move, and this movement alters the ice as it passes over land. Likewise, a moving glacier can carry with it evidence of geologic events it has witnessed. The Bear Glacier in the Kenai Peninsula along the Gulf of Alaska bears multiple clues about its past.
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Landslide, Neelum River, Pakistan
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