Video: Enhanced Seismic Activity Observed in Alaska Due To Climate Change

With news breaking that Alaska just had its warmest March to May on record with a statewide average temperature of 32.6°F, 8.6°F above the long-term average – the previous warmest spring in Alaska was in 2016, one must ask how this performs in relation to seismicity. Read the study excerpts of, Enhanced Seismic Activity Observed in Alaska Due To Climate Change.

Sources

• Study 2018: Evaluating the relationship between climate change and volcanism
• Study 2018: Enhanced Seismic Activity Observed in Alaska Due To Climate Change
• Bill McGuire 2016, Waking the Climate Giant
• Bill McGuire 2014, Climate State Interview
• USGS: Propagating Fissure
• USGS 2014: 1964 Quake, The Great Alaska Earthquake
• NASA 2019: Flying Alaskan Glaciers
• NASA 2004: Glaciers Spur Alaskan Earthquakes
• NASA 2016: Greenland Ice Loss 2002-2016
• NASA 2014: Mapping Alaska’s Forests
• Break Through 2019: Home Front Film
• Benjamin Jones 2018: Coastal Permafrost Erosion
• Department of Defense 1966: Alaskan Earthquake
• Film 1960: Earthquake
• AP 2013: Unusual Heat Wave Bakes Alaska
• RT 2013: Earthquakes, global warming, methane
• US Array Map

Related

• Japan 2011 earthquake released tons of greenhouse gas
• Deadly Japan Quake And Tsunami Spurred Global Warming, Ozone Loss
• Earthquakes Release Massive Amounts of Methane
• Quakes vs global warming: Seismic activity found to reduce greenhouse gases, combat acidification in oceans
• Melting ice sheets release tons of methane into the atmosphere

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