The great melt will shape unprotected ecosystems

Glaciers should be prioritized in conservation agendas — and soon. Analysis suggests that glaciers could lose around half their area by the century’s end, with uncertain consequences for postglacial ecosystems. Predicted loss of glacier area and its ecological impact. Credit: Louis H. Pedersen &...

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