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Following the Ice 2012

In 2012, researchers camped at Greenland's Leverett Glacier to study melting—and witnessed one of the most intense melt seasons ever recorded.

In 2012, researchers camped at Greenland’s Leverett Glacier to study melting—and witnessed one of the most intense melt seasons ever recorded. By Benjamin Linhoff :: Originally published online November 16, 2012

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