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Glacial Sourdough: Investigating the Biogeochemical Effects of Glacial Rock Crushing
Glacial erosion not only shapes landscapes but can also drive mechanochemical reactions that influence surrounding ecosystems. As glaciers grind against rock, mineral fracture produces fine-grained glacial flour and exposes reactive mineral surfaces. Interaction with water and dissolved oxygen can g
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