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Blackstone Glacier located in the west section of Prince William Sound. You have to take a boat to get to it; there are several convenient tours out of Whittier, Alaska. \n\nThis glacier is stable - it is neither advancing nor receding, which means that the same amount of ice is being created through annual snowfall as is melting/calving each year. Some glaciers, such as Exit Glacier just north of Seward, Alaska, have been receding for more than 2 centuries. Other Alaskan glaciers are advancing. My personal scientific conclusion - you can't draw any global warming conclusion from glacier evidence.\n\nFor more information visit my Whittier, Alaska section.

Blackstone Glacier located in the west section of Prince William Sound. You have to take a boat to get to it; there are several convenient tours out of Whittier, Alaska.

This glacier is stable - it is neither advancing nor receding, which means that the same amount of ice is being created through annual snowfall as is melting/calving each year. Some glaciers, such as Exit Glacier just north of Seward, Alaska, have been receding for more than 2 centuries. Other Alaskan glaciers are advancing. My personal scientific conclusion - you can't draw any global warming conclusion from glacier evidence.

For more information visit my Whittier, Alaska section.

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