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A helicopter is used to access research sites on the Jarvis Glacier, about 35 miles south of Delta Junction. A UAF team is nvestigating future flow in rivers coming directly from glaciers, as bridges and road networks can be affected by varying water levels.

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A helicopter is used to access research sites on the Jarvis Glacier, about 35 miles south of Delta Junction. A UAF team is nvestigating future flow in rivers coming directly from glaciers, as bridges and road networks can be affected by varying water levels.

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IARC Research glacier mountains winter vertical outside Jarvis Glacier International Arctic Research Center helicopter

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