The Cook Inlet section of the Alaska-Aleutian subduction zone is one of the most seismically active locations in the world, experiencing a variety of seismic activity, ranging from anthropogenic noise, to volcanic activity, ...

The fast movement of many ice streams and glaciers is due to sliding at the ice/bed interface. The ease of sliding is determined by the effective pressure at the bed (the difference between ice overburden pressure and water ...

The sedimentary sulfur record is critical for interpreting how marine environments have evolved throughout Earth’s history because the burial of reduced sulfur species (i.e. in pyrite and kerogen) impacts global climate ...