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How is Climate Change Impacting Glaciers?

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How is Climate Change Impacting Glaciers?

Watch the video below of Ellyn demonstrating what happens when water interacts with glaciers, then answer the two corresponding questions. 

Want to try this experiment on your own?

Download the Glacier Goo Activity Guide
A picture of blue "glacier goo" being held.
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