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The study indicates that rising temperatures in the Northern Hemisphere are leading to an accelerated melting of ice in regional lakes. It is expected that these lakes will lose about 40 days of ice cover by the end of the century if greenhouse gas emissions continue at current rates. The findings show that spring ice melt is more sensitive to climate change than autumn freezing, with approximately 23% of the lakes surpassing critical threshold levels; this percentage could reach 70% by the end of the century. This decline in ice cover threatens freshwater ecosystems, as well as impacting water quality, living organisms, and the reliance of local communities on frozen lakes.
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