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SALSA EM Mapping: Blog Link from Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, Columbia University

SALSA EM Mapping: Blog Link from Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, Columbia University

Click the link or photo below to read the Columbia University Blog on SALSA’s Subglacial Mapping Project!  SALSA EM: Mapping Subglacial Groundwater in Antarctica

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Calling all New Yorkers and wayward travelers en route to NY!! Next Saturday Jan 25th at 3pm one of our films, Coring for Climate, is screening at the NYC Explorers Club. Come join us and celebrate!!
@agu100 some of the SALSA team met to discuss the science from Subglacial Lake Mercer. We’re a very interdisciplinary team so when we put all our the fields of science together we get a more complete view of what life exists under this part of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet (and how) and how the ice might have changed in the past, to understand the future effects of climate change. The many benefits of our collaboration! #antarctica #nsf #climatescience
SALSA participated in the Environmental Literacy and Climate Change Project Summit with many incredible environmental leaders including former California governor Jerry Brown. SALSA PI @kathykasic gave a keynote and showed a couple of our films that we’ll be releasing very soon! @billy.takes.pictures
SALSA rocking the poster hall at the American Geophysical Union (AGU) Conference today! The science results are coming in...stay tuned for more!
SALSA is at AGU, the massive American Geophysical Union conference presenting our scientific findings! More soon!
If you’re in Sacramento on September 26th, come see @kathykasic give a free public talk complete with SALSA science team film clips and science stories, all part of the Sac State STEM lecture series.
Light shining through a tent's snow wall towards the end of camp. Its interesting to see how much the snow blocks degraded over time from the wind. Photo by Kathy Kasic, SALSA Education and Outreach. #nsfsalsa #antarctica #geology #wintercamping #antarctic
Retrieving the Gravity Corer.....This corer brought back the two largest sediment cores ever collected from an Antarctic subglacial lake. Photo by Kathy Kasic, SALSA Education and Outreach. #nsfsalsa #antarctica #geology #research
Tent poles turned to drying racks at SALSA camp. Dry socks can really make or break a good day at a field camp...Photo by Kathy Kasic, SALSA Education and Outreach. #antarctica #research #camp #camping #wintercamping #nsfsalsa
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