Hidden ice in Utah's mountain rock piles could total a billion tons
Researchers estimate that rock glaciers in Utah's Wasatch, Uinta, and La Sal ranges may contain up to a billion tons of ice concealed beneath rocky debris. Unlike visible glaciers, these formations are not easily recognized. The finding highlights an unaccounted water resource in the region.
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