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pokerfan

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4. I expect that you will detect some changes

Reply to StevieM (Reply #2)

Thu May 11, 2017, 04:07 AM

May 2017

And of course, warming had already begun decades before I came along. These images show the extant of the damage over a hundred years or so...

More: http://mashable.com/2014/12/17/glacial-melt-climate-change/#kQJBNJX6Fiqq

It's looking likely that, by 2030, there might not be any glaciers left in Glacier National Park.

Plan your trips today.

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Glaciers Rapidly Shrinking and Disappearing: 50 Years of Glacier Change in Montana [View all] OKIsItJustMe May 2017 OP

I've been visiting it for fifty years pokerfan May 2017 #1

I was there in 1998. Has it really changed that much since then? (eom) StevieM May 2017 #2

I expect that you will detect some changes pokerfan May 2017 #4

We will be there in August, first visit. we can do it May 2017 #3