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Changes in the extent of the Columbia Glacier in Alaska 1986 to 2019

DescriptionColumbiaglacier oli 2019172.jpg	Español: El Columbia es un glaciar de valle que desciende de las montañas de Alaska hasta llegar al nivel del mar, donde queda cortado bruscamente por la temperatura más elevada de las aguas profundas que ascienden durante las mareas y derriten a dichos glaciares.
Date	21 June 2019
Source	NASA Earth Observation The Image of the Day
Author	NASA EARTH OBSERVATION The Image Of the Day

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