Environment
Explaining the Formation of the Extraordinary Alaska Range
The Alaska Range boasts some of the world's most dramatic topography, including the over 20,000-foot Denali mountain (Mount McKinley). Geologists at Syracuse University are just beginning to understand how this extraordinary mountain range formed, explaining their findings in a new study.
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