レオナルド・ディカプリオのインスタグラム(leonardodicaprio) - 2月17日 04時21分

From @nowthisearth: The South Col Glacier on the tallest mountain in the world (above sea level) is losing ice at an alarming pace. Ice that formed over a span of approx 2,000 years has melted in just approx 25 years.

The research, published in Nature Portfolio Journals Climate and Atmospheric Science, said the findings confirmed that human-induced climate change has reached the highest points on Earth.

The team of scientists collected samples from a 32-foot-long ice core in 2019. On the expedition, they also installed automatic weather stations to see if the world’s highest glaciers were being impacted by the climate crisis. ‘The answer is a resounding yes, and very significantly since the late 1990s,’ said expedition leader Paul Mayewski to CNN. Mayewski added, ‘It’s a complete change from what has been experienced in that area, throughout probably all of the period of occupation by humans in the mountains. And it’s happened very fast.’

#glacier #mteverest #mounteverest #climatechange

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