In other words, between 20,000 and 95,000 years ago, the
Laurentide Ice Sheet, which covered most of northern North America, levered the land upwards.
Fourteen thousand years ago, we had the
Laurentide Ice Sheet.
The state's coastal areas have been sinking slowly for thousands of years, as the
Laurentide Ice Sheet retreated.
When Evan Hennessey climbs a wall, he practices smearing, flagging, and mantling techniques on an indoor gym multiplex board or challenges himself on the colossal boulders formed long ago by the
Laurentide Ice Sheet in the western part of Pawtuckaway State Park, a 5,000 acre preserve in New Hampshire.
Past recipients of the award include Andre Buisson, president of Societe
Laurentide; Product Care Association's president Mark Kurschner; Dale ConstantinofF, president and CEO of General Paint Corporation; and Beauti-tone's chief executive, Darrin Noble.
Bottomley, "Recharge and preservation of
Laurentide glacial melt water in the Canadian shield," Ground Water, vol.
Back then, the spot where we then stood lay hundreds of feet beneath the
Laurentide Ice Sheet.
On two earlier expeditions to Baffin Island, Baird had named the Barnes Ice Cap, thought to be a remnant of the
Laurentide Ice Sheet.
In some cases, called Heinrich events, the AMOC almost stopped completely when huge chunks of icebergs broke off the
Laurentide ice sheet and discharged large amounts of freshwater into the ocean.
About 14,500 years ago, a 1,500-kilometer (900-mile) north-south corridor opened up between the Cordilleran ice sheet - which covered roughly what is today the Canadian province of British Colombia - and the much larger
Laurentide ice sheet, which smothered the rest of Canada.
Part I thus walks through a geological creation story of Walden, exploring the Andover Granite bedrock of the Walden area and the
Laurentide Ice Sheet whose broken, buried fragment melted into the kettle lake of Walden Pond.
1983) and was last covered by the
Laurentide Ice Sheet (LIS) during the Late Wisconsinan Nissourian and Port Bruce Stadials (Calkin and Feenstra 1985, Fig.
