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Growing Glaciers

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• June 19, 2008: The Hotlum glacier is seen on the northeast face of Mt. Shasta. While global warming is causing the retreat in glaciers in the Sierra Nevada, Cascades and the Rocky Mountains, the seven glaciers on Mt. Shasta are growing.
• June 19, 2008: The Bolam glacier is seen on the northern face of Mt. Shasta. While globing warming is causing the retreat of glaciers in the Sierra Nevada, Cascades and the Rocky Mountains, the seven glaciers on Mt. Shasta are growing.
• June 19, 2008: Mt. Shasta is seen in the background as a visitor tours the Living Memorial Sculpture Garden near Weed, Calif. The Hotlum glacier, seen on the left face of Mt. Shasta, is the largest glacier in California, and it is getting bigger. One of seven ice fields on the 14, 162 foot high Mt. Shasta, the Hotlum glacier stretches down the volcanic flanks and fills nearly two square miles of valleys and ragged edges.
• June 19, 2008: A truck moves past Mt. Shasta, background, on Highway 97 near Weed, Calif. The Hotlum glacier, seen on the northeast face of Mt. Shasta, left, is the largest glacier by area in California, and it is getting bigger. The Hotlum glacier is one of seven ice fields that stretch down the volcanic flanks and fills nearly two square miles of valleys and ragged edges of the 14,000 foot high Mt. Shasta.
• June 19, 2008: The northeast face of Mt. Shasta, Calif., showing the Hotlum glacier, dominates the horizon. The Hotlum glacier is one of seven ice fields that stretch down the mountain's volcanic flanks and fills nearly two square miles of valleys and ragged edges of the 14,162 foot high Mt. Shasta.

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