Asked by Annadona

The columbia icefield is located between banff and jasper in Alberta. It covers an area of more than 300 km squared and has ice that is up to 365 m thick in some places. How can studying this icefield give scientist information on climate patterns

Please explain in simple words. I don't understand this.. I don't really know anything about this.
Answered by Ms. Sue
Have you read your assignment? What is it about?
Answered by Ms. Sue
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Answered by Annadona
All i know is that the icefield is covered an area of 300 squared and ice that is up to 365 m thick. They asked what the climate pattern is
Answered by Ms. Sue
Please read my previous answer above.

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Answered by Poo's Cousin
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Answered by Alyssa
The Columbia Icefield is located between Banff and Jasper in Alberta.
It covers an area of more than 300 km2

and has ice that is up to 365
m thick in some places. How can studying this icefield give scientists
information on climate patterns?
Answered by Alyssa
this makes no sense.
Answered by oh
i got the same question tdy i rly need help
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