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Swiss scientists explore wool to protect glaciers
Currently, a unique experiment is underway in the Swiss Alps, where researchers aim to use natural sheep wool as a means to help reduce the melting of glaciers caused by global warming. Wool blankets have been placed over a 200-square-meter area of the Sanfleuron Glacier, and preliminary results show that these blankets helped slow snow melting as effectively as traditional artificial covers, with the added benefit of being biodegradable. Although this method only covers a small portion of the glacier's surface, scientists emphasize that reducing greenhouse gas emissions remains the most effective long-term solution for preserving glaciers.
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