Thin glaciers suggest Andes faces 'peak water' sooner than thought
7 February 2022
A new global analysis suggests glaciers in the Andes contain less ice than we thought – but the glaciers of the Himalayas are thicker
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Svalbard glacier ice loss projected to roughly double by 2100
19 January 2022
Archive photos of the Norwegian archipelago's glaciers enabled researchers to reconstruct past melting and project ice mass loss under future climate change
Hitting Paris climate goal could cut sea level rise in half by 2100
5 May 2021
The amount of sea level rise coastal cities are facing in the coming century from melting ice could be roughly halved if the world meets the Paris Agreement’s toughest goal of holding global warming to 1.5°C
Special report: How climate change is melting France’s largest glacier
18 September 2019
As the UN prepares its report on the fate of the world’s ice, Adam Vaughan visits the dramatically changing landscape of Mer de Glace near Mont Blanc
Spy satellite images reveal Himalaya glacier ice losses have doubled
19 June 2019
The speed at which glaciers in the Himalayas are losing ice has doubled since the turn of the century, an analysis of declassified spy film has revealed
