It’s that time of year again—the snow is almost gone, exposing the stunning glacial landscapes around Whistler and the Sea to Sky corridor. One of my favourite viewing spots is the Tantalus look-out ...

“It had been hypothesized that widespread glacial erosion of continental interiors could be caused by the Snowball Earth ice,” said Kirkland, a professor in the School of Earth and Planetary ...

Glaciers, which are highly efficient agents of erosion in high-altitude and polar landscapes, are particularly sensitive to climate change. Short-term glacial erosion rates are often much higher ...

An international team of researchers, including a glaciologist at Newcastle University, UK, has discovered remarkably well-preserved glacial landforms buried almost 1 km beneath the North Sea.

NORTH SHORE, Hawaii (Island News) -- Multiple homes remain at risk on Oahu's North Shore due to potential for continued erosion. The Department of Land and Natural Resources and the City and ...

HMS Protector’s multi-beam sonar will be used to analyse previously undocumented glacier bays to map the landforms. Professor Fay Couceiro and Dr Clare Boston, from the University of Portsmouth ...

A survey in 2018 showed that 24% of sandy coasts globally were already experiencing persistent net erosion because of ... and biological resilience. Coastal landforms (features like estuaries ...

At least two buildings have been destroyed and residents of others have been evacuated in Juneau after flooding caused by water coming from a glacier ... "Significant bank erosion has been ...

As glaciers moved along, they eroded the land around them, scraping off rock and dirt and carrying it away. This erosion can create landforms such as the cirque lakes found in Kosciuszko National ...

The process of weathering is when elements such as wind, rain or temperature weaken a landform, causing it to break down. Erosion is another process, which involves the removal of soil ...

Earth scientists refer to glacial erosion as "the glacial buzzsaw because they are so effective at taking the sides off of mountains," Humphreys said. "[Glacial erosion] creates a steep-sided ...

According to the team, at intervals within those billion or so years, up to a third of Earth’s crust was sawn off by Snowball Earth’s roaming glaciers ... as being an erosional feature ...