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This is how melting glaciers fertilize northern fiords

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By Laura Rasmussen
| ScienceNordic
Imagine the following: You are a grain of sand trapped under the ice. A lot of ice – in fact, let us say, 100 metres of glacier ice. How does it feel, how does it sound down there? You may hear the ice cracking, but sounds from the outside do not reach you, because the thick ice insulates so well. It is likely going to be cold, but also quite a stable temperature, because the ice buffers changes in outside air temperature. Laura Helene Rasmussen doing her fieldwork.
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This glacial valley could fertilise northern fjords

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By Laura Rasmussen
| Sciencenorway
Share your science: Steindalen glacier: Accelerated glacial retreat in northern Norway impacts nutrient release, potentially fertilising fjords and affecting ecosystems, writes postdoctoral candidate Laura Helene Rasmussen. SHARE YOUR SCIENCE: In a North Norwegian glacial valley, nutrients are naturally released during soil thaw. But what happens to nutrient release, when glacial retreat escalates and upsets stable ground conditions in larger and larger land surfaces?
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Creating Communities to Help Interdisciplinary Scientists Thrive

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By Laura Rasmussen, Rachael Garrett, A. Nanni
| AGU's Eos
Scientists who work across disciplines often dread the question, “What is your field of expertise?” A geographer working in an environmental science department or a social scientist working in an ecology department might find it difficult to articulate how their research, knowledge, and professional networks fit within established fields to colleagues long accustomed to their institutions’ disciplinary expectations and norms.
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