While analysis of glacial seismicity continues to be a widely-used method for interpreting subglacial processes, the underlying mechanics controlling basal stick-slip seismicity remain speculative. Here, we report on ...

The water level in Lake Michigan began rising in 2013. Historically, erosion of the bluffs along the shoreline increases when water levels rise and remain high, beginning at the toe and propagating upslope, potentially ...

High water levels in the Laurentian Great Lakes are causing widespread erosion of unlithified coastal bluffs and damaging infrastructure. Measurements of bluff recession along Wisconsin’s Lake Michigan coast are mostly ...