A Melting Planet

Melting planet Most glaciers and ice sheets are in the area where humans live, but they are important for society and the global environment. Due to human activities over the past two centuries the temperature of the earth is rising at an alarming rate. The rise in temperature led to an overall reduction in global ice, including rapid depletion of mountain glaciers. Since the influence of melting glaciers will have a big influence on the future of humankind, it is important to understand glaciers well.

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Forty years ago, I warned that my parents' generation was very similar to us today in the future. The ice cap melts and the desert spreads. There are many people on the planet. Most of the world's forests are gone. The sea is at stake. Compared to the world we might have - if progress in the early 1970s continued to stabilize for the next 40 years - we live on a semi-destroyed planet

If the carbon dioxide concentration is 403 ppm, billions of tons of ice per year will melt. Ice in the Arctic Ocean melts and the ice sheet of Greenland is melting. Ice in Antarctica is melting. This is sufficient to prove that the current concentration of atmospheric carbon dioxide is very fast and that permafrost is already in the early stages of melting. Methane will be released in the feedback system unless we rapidly change our way of life and cool the earth from the earth warming up from the earth. As methane is released, the temperature rises, the permafrost layer melts faster, and methane is released at a faster rate. Methane is oxidized to carbon dioxide in about 8 years, but this increase in carbon dioxide increases the greenhouse gas mixture. Because methane is emitted from the feedback system, we add carbon dioxide by burning fossil fuel. This indicates an uncontrolled temperature on the earth.