‘Point of no return’: Scientists warn the world is heading towards ‘peak glacier extinction’
Scientists warn of peak glacier extinction, with thousands disappearing annually by mid-century depending on emissions. This rapid loss, already visible in mountain regions, signifies a critical point where glaciers become too small to survive. The rate of disappearance is accelerating, with significant implications for water supplies and over all local environments.
Scientists warn of peak glacier extinction, with thousands disappearing annually by mid-century depending on emissions. This rapid loss, already visible in mountain regions, signifies a critical point where glaciers become too small to survive. The rate of disappearance is accelerating, with significant implications for water supplies and over all local environments.
