A regional analysis of paraglacial landslide activation in southern coastal Alaska
Jane Walden,
Mylène Jacquemart,
Bretwood Higman
et al.
Abstract:Abstract. Glaciers worldwide are retreating rapidly due to anthropogenic climate change. One consequence of glacier mass loss is the destabilization of valley walls as the support provided by the glacier changes and eventually vanishes, a process known as ''debuttressing.'' In this work, we examine the evolution of eight large, active instabilities in southern coastal Alaska, a region experiencing some of the fastest glacier retreat worldwide. At half of the sites, the glacier is still in contact with the land… Show more
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