Alison Criscitiello is a National Geographic Explorer, ice core scientist and high-altitude mountaineer who explores the history of sea ice in polar and high-alpine regions using ice core chemistry. Her work also focuses on environmental contaminant histories in ice cores from the Canadian high Arctic and the water towers of the Canadian Rockies. She will discuss her work and experiences of long months living in tents — and the stories ice cores can tell us — as part of the Chautauqua Lecture Series week with National Geographic on “Water: Crisis, Beauty and Necessity.”

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