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This project examines the role of subglacial weathering processes in nutrient release as glaciers retreat due to climate change. It aims to understand how different environmental conditions influence the biogeochemical cycles of essential elements.
The Earth’s surface has been dominated by cycles of glacial advance for more than two million years.
Processes occurring at the glacier bed exert a fundamental control on the release of bioavailable elements to rivers and oceans and the evolution of the Earth’s surface, hydrosphere and atmosphere.
As global temperatures rise and ice-sheets retreat, it is critical to constrain the roles that subglacial weathering processes play in controlling global biogeochemical cycles.
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United Kingdom, Durham
Type: University / higher education
Activity type: Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
SME: No
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