Glacier and Permafrost Hazards

Wolken, G. J.; Liljedah, A. K.; Brubaker, M.; Coe, J. A.; Fiske, G.; Hvidtfeldt Christiansen, H.; Jacquemart, M.; Jones, B. M.; Kääb, A.; Løvholt, F.; Natali, S.; Rudy, A. C. A.; Streletskiy, D.

doi:10.25923/v40r-0956

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Glacier and Permafrost Hazards

2021
By Wolken, G. J. ; Liljedah, A. K. ; Brubaker, M. ; ...
Series: NOAA Technical Report OAR ARC ; 21-13

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Wolken, G. J. ; Liljedah, A. K. ; Brubaker, M. ; Coe, J. A. ; Fiske, G. ; Hvidtfeldt Christiansen, H. ; Jacquemart, M. ; Jones, B. M. ; Kääb, A. ; Løvholt, F. ; Natali, S. ; Rudy, A. C. A. ; Streletskiy, D. Less -
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Air temperature increases in the Arctic over the last two decades have been more than twice the global average, prompting an acceleration in glacier mass loss and permafrost degradation (IPCC 2019; Hugonnet et al. 2021; Smith et al. 2021). Beyond the global implications of these rapid changes (e.g., carbon release and sea level rise), the emergence and increase in cryosphere hazards threaten national security (e.g., military infrastructure and population displacement) and the lives of Arctic residents across local to regional scales. Here, we focus on hazards related to glaciers and permafrost and define hazard as the potential occurrence of a natural physical process that may adversely impact human or ecological systems (IPCC 2019).
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Climatic Changes Glaciers Hazard Mitigation Permafrost Arctic Report Card
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NOAA Technical Report OAR ARC ; 21-13
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