These originate from direct human activities on the glaciers, such as skiing or hiking, or are the result of activities in nearby settlements, such as rubber abrasion from car tires, which can be ...
The UFZ researchers mainly found tyre abrasion and the plastics polyethylene (PE) and polystyrene (PS) in the glacier samples, whereas polyethylene terephthalate (PET) was found much less frequently.
I spent four days learning about biomimicry and how studying polar bear pelts led to solar energy-capturing coats.
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GearJunkie on MSNThe Best Down Jackets of 2025We tested the best down jackets on the market from Arc'teryx, Patagonia, Rab, Mountain Hardwear, and more to help you find ...
Continuing on from my thread from about a year back, having now used the Honda CB300R for nearly 3 years, the odo reading ...
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The Manual on MSNHow Arc’teryx Sabre outerwear held up in Vermont’s toughest winter conditionsI recently tested the Arc’teryx Sabre freeride kit, consisting of a jacket and bib pants, constructed from the latest ...
Glaciers around the world are melting, releasing mysterious and fascinating artifacts. From ancient human remains to strange wooden tools and statues, these objects draw archaeologists to the icy ...
Mysterious and fascinating artifacts are surfacing on melting glaciers across the planet. From strange wooden tools and statues to ancient human remains, these objects are drawing archaeologists ...
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