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We are actively investigating erosion and ecological processes within deflation patches that cover nearly a quarter of the local landscape here in June/July 2014 at Kangerlussuaq, West Greenland. Intense katabatic winds originating from the Greenland Ice Sheet efficiently strip away fine-grained loess soil, revealing glacial till beneath. As these winds continuously remove soil and vegetation, the patch edge advances forward. In contrast, a biological soil crust forms within patches, effectively hindering future erosion and aiding in soil recovery. Researchers Ruth Heindel, Earth Sciences, Dartmouth College Ross Virginia, Arctic Studies and Environmental Studies, Dartmouth College Jonathan Chipman, Geography and Earth Sciences, Dartmouth College Becca Novello Phoebe Racine References https://sites.dartmouth.edu/rheindel Heindel, R., Chipman, J., Virginia, R. (2015). Spatial Distribution and Ecological Impacts of Aeolian Soil Erosion in Kangerlussuaq, West Greenland. Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 105(4), 875-890.
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