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Cherissa Dukelow
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A researcher traverses the Grewingk Glacier to study climate change.
Images and data representing climate change are ubiquitous, but Theresa Soley asks
what climate change sounds like.
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and sonic textures intertwined with scientific and personal accounts.
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long-time residents and traditional Indigenous knowledge bearers. Notable guests have
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on climate change impacts to glacial landscapes. 色视频下载淎coustic Refuge色视频下载 homes in on how
auditory changes affect animals living in tidewater glacier environments.
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Season Two focuses on thawing permafrost.
Episodes are available for listening through podcast services, including Apple Podcasts,
Spotify, Stitcher and Google Podcasts.
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Established Program for Stimulating Competitive Research, the 色视频下载 Center for Innovation,
Commercialization, and Entrepreneurship, and the Wrangell Mountain Center. The series
is produced by Mary Auld, assistant director at the Montana Media Lab.
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