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Saturday, January 31, 2009

Internationally Glaciers Are Dethawing at a Dreadful Pace

Everywhere glaciers are retreating at a swifter pace than at any point since records began, states The Independent. Scientists from the International Glacier Monitoring Service, which follows 32 glaciers across 11 mountains, calculate that from 1853 to 1967 glaciers retreated at a net average pace of 32 centimeters per annam. Between 1972 to 2001 the amount retreating increased to 65 to 85 centimeters a yr. Since then the norm has comprised greater than one metre a yr. And last season recorded the biggest losses up til now of 1.1 m.


Worldwide glaciers are receding at any rate as fast as those in this small sample with possibly fatal results for local villages. Shortly there will be a lot more deluges, and in the future, water supplies will disappear, meaning sharp mains water deficits.


Chamonix French Alps, with its high number of glaciers, the consequences of global warming and the disappearing of glaciers could be noticeably sensed. This is perhaps why lots of shops and locals seem to be more cognisant of these issues so are therefore trying to undertake measures to limit their energy consumption. With luck it isn’t too little too late to halt the upshots of climate change and ensure an environment for our kids.

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