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Greenland and Antarctic ice loss reaches 11.3 trillion tons
An international study found that approximately 11.3 trillion tons of ice have been lost from Greenland and the polar continent in recent times, leading to a rise in sea levels by 3.1 centimeters. The study highlights that ice melt is accelerating due to climate change, which increases the risks of flooding and environmental impacts associated with rising sea levels. The findings emphasize the importance of taking urgent measures to reduce carbon emissions in order to preserve ice formations and lessen their global impact.
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