Carbon and Water Cycles: Thule, Greenland
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Carbon and Water Cycles: Thule, Greenland
Cutting wood with a fl... Uploaded by: John_Sode On: 1119670901 File Size: 182454 Comments: 0 / Views: 1053 Description: TREC 2005 Team Members are shown learning to use a flexible, portable saw. This saw looks and feels like a bicycle chain, yet is as sharp as a small chain saw. Capable of easily cutting through wood several inches in diameter, the saw can be easily used by either one or two persons. The saw folds up into a small packet and can be easily carried in a backpack, or even a shirt pocket with adequate protection. |
Glacier Ice Uploaded by: John_Sode On: 1119587359 File Size: 81586 Comments: 0 / Views: 975 Description: This picture of glacier ice in one of Alaska's many mountain ranges was taken from 33,000 feet during the flight from Fairbanks to Anchorage. In this picture we can clearly see that glaciers are "rivers of ice" |
Denali (Mt. Mckinley) Uploaded by: John_Sode On: 1119586430 File Size: 64521 Comments: 0 / Views: 848 Description: This is a picture of Denali, commonly known as Mt. McKinley. Denali is North America's tallest mountain--20, 230 feet above sea level-- and is part of the spectacular Alaska Range. This picture was taken from 33,000 feet during the flight from Fairbanks to Anchorage. | |||
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