Do you wish your job was cool? So cool it’s cold? Ice cold?  ❄️   Glacier scientists at USGS have one of the coolest (and coldest) jobs around! Every year, they track glacier changes from Alaska to Montana. To get to these remote glaciers, scientists use everything from climbing and skiing to snowmobiles and helicopters — sometimes even camping overnight in icy conditions. Why? Because glaciers are crucial for life on Earth, storing 69% of our freshwater. But rising temperatures since the Little Ice Age are causing glaciers to melt, triggering huge impacts on ecosystems, water sources, and economies. USGS scientists are using cutting-edge tools to track glacier changes, helping us understand how climate change affects the planet. Not to mention, they get to enjoy some amazing views along the way!  Learn more about the Glaciers and Climate Project at the link in today’s story.  And be sure to follow along for the next two weeks as we share more #SnowyScience and explore the wonders o...