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Ice core time machine: What U of A researchers could learn 613 metres down
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December 31, 2025
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2:40Now PlayingThe Müller Ice Cap ice core, the deepest in the Americas at 613 metres, is being processed in a University of Alberta lab. Scientists hope to trace 10,000 years of climate data from it in the form of trace elements, greenhouse gases and volcanic ash layers to reveal more about our continent's climate history.
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