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Melting Alaska Glacier Slowly Reveals Remains of Long-Lost U.S. Servicemen
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Melting Alaska Glacier Slowly Reveals Remains of Long-Lost U.S. Servicemen
A melting Alaskan Glacier. | Photo Credit: Enviorment.leeds.ac.uk Alaska, the most glacier-covered state in the country, has been experiencing warming temperatures not unlike the rest of the world. What that means for the last frontier state, however, is very different from the rest of the country. When glaciers melt, what is buried under thousands of years of thick ice begins to expose itself one day at a time. Related: Alaska, A Place Known f…
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