At the end of this century, it is feared that many glaciers end – eSHOP24X7

Glacier and the frozen water layer is the source of 70 percent fresh water in the world. These include a large part of the Greenland and Antarctica glaciers.

Since glaciers generally remain the same size in stable climate, any change in them is an important sign of climate change.

The World Meteorological Organization Officer (WMO) Sulkna Mishra said that due to the increase in glaciers, the increase in temperatures and climate change related to humans, they are melting at an unprecedented speed.

Sustenance of the millions of people in danger

Last year, Scandinavia, the Norwegian islands of Swarbard and the glaciers of northern Asia registered the greatest loss of total mass in a year.

According to the United Nations World Nations Monitoring Service, monitoring antheters (WGMS) at the University of Zurich, glaciers determine the glacier position every year by measuring the fall and melting of the melting in glaciers.

Sulkna Mishra said the 500 -mile Hindukush mountain range, located in the West Himalayas, extended from Afghanistan to Pakistan, is in danger of more than 12 crore producers due to the melting of glaciers.

He said that due to the extraordinary water resources, this mountain bearer is called “third pole.”

Loss ‘without changes’

Although glaciers have such huge water reserves, it is probably too late to save them for future generations.

According to WMO, large parts of the year are being melted quickly. Of the last six years, in five years, the records have registered quickly.

Between 2022 and 2024, the loss of frozen water has been the largest loss of three years.

Sulkna Mishra said: “We are seeing unprecedented changes in glaciers,” which can be difficult to reverse in many cases.

Disery both ice and the size of Germany

The WGMS estimates that since 1975, glaciers have lost more than 9,000 billion tons of mass. And these data do not include frozen water leaves of Greenland and Antarctica.

The director of WGMS, Michael Zamp, said: “This loss can be considered almost equal to a large section of the water in the form of Germany, which is approximately 25 meters of density.”

He explained the findings of a new international study on the change of glacie mass, saying that since 2000, on average, 273 billion tons of frozen water are lost every year in the world.

Michael Zamp said: “This means that 273 billion tons of frozen leaves that melt each year are equal to the 30 -year -old water supply of the Puri population.”

In medium Europe, about 40 percent of the remaining frozen water leaves have melted. If you continue at the current rate, “the Alps glaciers will end in this century.”

Sulkna Mishra de WMO reiterated these concerns, saying that if the emissions of greenhouse gases did not slow down “and the increase in temperature continued at the current speed, at the end of 2100, we will lose 80 percent of the small glaciers located in Europe, East Africa, Indonesia and other places.”

Cause of flood

The fusion of glaciers affect the economy, ecosystems and communities immediately, and largely. According to the global world monitoring service, it is clear in the latest data that the increase of 25 to 30 percent at sea level is caused by the merger of the glacier.

Every year at sea level due to melted snow, there is an increase of approximately one millimeter. This figure may seem modest, but each growth of each millimeter can cause floods for 2 to 3 LAKH of people every year.

The glacialist, Michael Zamp, said: “The number is small, but its effect is large.”

Each person will be affected

Sulkna Mishra de WMO says that floods can affect people’s support and that they can be forced to migrate from one place to another. He said: “If you ask me how many people will really affect it, then I will say here that it will affect each person.”

From a multilateral point of view, “this is the time to disseminate consciousness, change policies and … when gathering all resources, make sure we have excellent policy and research schemes, which can help in the mitigation and optimization of these new changes.”

Day to consider the preservation of world glaciers

The purpose of the world hymades of the world antheed held on March 21 is to accelerate this campaign, creating awareness about the important role of ice and giant water rivers frozen in the climate system. World Water Day is celebrated a day later.

A main attraction of the ‘International Conservation Year of Glared 2025’ will be, the ‘International Conservation Conference’ Conference ‘held in May, where scientists, policy leaders and the community will meet at the UN headquarters in New York to discuss the solution of this crisis. In this conference, the importance of glaciers will be highlighted and efforts will be made to encourage the monitoring of chrioso freezing and melting processes.

Michael Zamp, from WGMS, who taught a topic of glacieology at the University of Zurich, is preparing for a world of glaciers from now on.

“I will advise you to go there with your children and make it a balance of it. Because you can see that serious changes occur there and you will understand that we are putting a great load for our next generation.”

The best glaciers of the year

This year, the South struck Ghirad, located in the state of Washington, USA, has been declared the best glacier of 2025. Since 1952, this frozen water section is constantly monitored. This has achieved the longest long -term registration of the glacieological mass in the western hemisphere.

Kettlein Florentine of the US geological survey.