How to pronounce“glacia”in English

glacial speeds and we found out through watching this species uh in their small

The glaciated peaks of the Sierra Nevada, the melt water from these glaciated peaks feeds all the rivers that flow in all directions.

of glacial melt from Greenland and Antarctica for freshwater purposes it's going to run off into the ocean it's going to get salty we may desalinate it

They went through glacial ice cores.

In any glacial landscape-- so here, North America, glaciated landscape, earthworms were extirpated.

Marines they're a glacial feature uh and these are at the top of mardale head in the Lake

Biological evolution is glacially slow.

It's not glacial. It's happening pretty quickly.

You can see the glacial scarring on the rocks here on the lower right in the image.

generally change at glacial pace." So Kessler has it wrong in thinking that it all happened in the 1980s.

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The black is all glacial till. The rocks that got ground up as the glaciers move them and as they merge it gets kind of tossed up on the surface.

We then followed the glacial melt down these wide, two-mile-wide rivers of silt, and it

there was a glacial silence from the United States about what was going on in Nazi Germany if anything you know folks in the United States applauded the

it seems glacial and and it's the kind of thing where where it's sort of

District they're effectively created by a glacia chuntering down a valley and

It's the sound of glacial ice melting and these tiny little air bubbles that are trapped inside of it breaking free.

So if we go to the glacial tributaries, if you will, these rivers of ice that are emerging into Columbia Glacier, watch closely and you will see how the ice is moving.

or things that disappeared in the last glaciation.

And then there's probably also sub-glacial melt coming from beneath the glacier as well.

And you're looking at eight glacial cycles there.

opposed to kind of the glacial pace they move at now.

working in the Congress it's more glacial and its movement it's harder there's more compromising to be done

they evolved and adapted to glacial Europe they lived there for a few hundred thousand years uh we left Africa 40 to 50,000 years ago with a very

we seem to make just the most glacial project on i'm sorry progress on for years and years but i think there's like a there's a

your life because they're glacial and they don't care well this that's my only problem it's not the money i mean the money is

Yeah, glacial geology is just really cool.

But the native fauna was extirpated in the last glacial maximum.

And the regulatory environment is only inching forward glacially.

Among the most sacred things in this area are the glacial-fed lakes.

So it's obviously coming in from sub-glacial melt and the front of the glacier.

of us have been able to bank through the glacial Hills of Alaska in search of the grizzly and the greatest migration of

I said, "At this glacial movement, we will all be all the way out to Lincoln Park in about middle of the next century." But we do tend to kind of go slowly through

The world has gone through various cycles in and out of glacial periods and interglacial periods.

Yeah, they think that um glacial lakes in North America uh gradually grew in

I don't dispute that. Glacial lakes were involved, but those lakes were filled up at a massive speed. Nobody disputes that the

There's been periods when the Earth has been a snowball basically glaciated almost from top to bottom or from a pole to equator.

And the reaction would be equally slow, very glacial.

Are we moving? The pace is glacial, but are you optimistic, pessimistic?

In the valley, in the glacial valley.

And it’s just this majestic, beautiful glacial world, but it’s collapsing in front of you.

Like, you know, we went into a period of glaciation where the pretty much the entire planet was under ice.

Tectonic forces— along with other things like water flow, volcanic and glacial activity, and even humans— push and pull on rocks in the lithosphere.

And the Finger Lakes, which are some of the deepest glacial lakes in the United States that are in upper--

And it's also hard-- you know, North America has had these cycles of glaciation, where big ice sheets pushed down through across the continent

But then before that, the evidence from the previous glaciations gets wiped away by the new ones, and so a lot of the reconstructions

But if you have a really high global warming, you even can end in a glacial period-- so something quite freaky.

And each time, what that has taught me was glacial retreat.

oh looks like a barrow Cemetery it's exciting it's no probably not if you're at the bottom of glacial