Glacial Landforms: Ice as an Agent
Investigating the erosional and depositional features created by glaciers, including U-shaped valleys, moraines, and fjords.
Key Questions
- Explain how glaciers erode and transport massive amounts of sediment.
- Differentiate between the landforms created by continental glaciers and alpine glaciers.
- Predict the long-term impacts of glacial retreat on water resources and sea level.
CBSE Learning Outcomes
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