揭开冰封的疆域

Yanhua Chen
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野外工作不仅仅是收集数据,它还是一种身临其境的体验,将冰冻圈研究人员与他们所研究的地貌直接联系在一起。在野外穿越永冻土、积雪和冰川的每一刻,都能让人深刻体会到这些环境对不断变化的气候和人类活动的反应。自然之水》向三位专家请教了他们的野外工作经验和见解。
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Unearthing the frozen frontiers

Unearthing the frozen frontiers
Fieldwork isn’t just about collecting data — it’s a deeply immersive experience that connects cryosphere researchers directly to the landscapes they study. Each moment in the field, across the permafrost, snow, and glaciers, fosters a profound appreciation for the responses of these environments to the changing climate and human activities. Nature Water asked three experts about their experiences and insights into fieldwork.
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