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Climate crisis deepens with melting glaciers and rising ocean heat
Recent data shows that climate change is reaching a critical stage, with glaciers melting in ice sheets and oceans heating up at record levels. In 2026, Switzerland’s glaciers lost more than 5.5% of their volume, marking the second-highest annual loss since measurements began. Meanwhile, the oceans experienced a record heat content in 2025, reaching 23 zettajoules—equivalent to 40 times humanity’s total energy consumption that year. These phenomena are interconnected and lead to rising sea levels, increased ocean acidity, and threats to marine and terrestrial ecosystems, along with gradual deterioration of water sources. Climate change is also impacting global water and food security.
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