Rhone Glacier, Switzerland (AP) – Drow, circle. Trickle, Chrickle.
That is the sound of water that begins from the burned glacier and slushy Switzery in geoscientists that looked at the symptoms of returning to the best of world temperatures.
In recent years, glacialogists such as the Matthias Huss of the Federal Institute of Technology, known as Ethz, and some have turned into the same glacier protective aids, eating the same river in Switzerland and France.
One of those desiring steps involves using the big sheets to cover the snow like slightly blankets.
Switzerland is a Switzerand glacier capital is a mass of glacier capital, 1,400 supplying with drinking water, watering farms in many European parts including French wine parts.
The number has been dipping. The Alpine country has already lost 1,000 small ice, and the besters are becoming more likely to be at stake.
Beating flowers to track what happens inside
HUSS treated a fractional mixture that appears this month, as they did his first monitoring work as temperatures were accelerating Thaw. Under normal circumstances, the glaciers can rebuild in winter, but the climate change threatens that.
“I always say that snowflakes are the ambassadors of climate change because it can distribute this message in an understanding way,” Huss said. “And they cause good feelings because beautiful snowflakes. We know about our holidays.”
Great blue, gray and white glaciation is filled with cracks and shunts, and HUSS says his Glamos Glamos Glamos Glamos Glacier Glacier Glacier Glamolation.
HUS uses Auger to go into the snow, send frosty chips aster as if from a bad source. It is part of the process involving using poles and poles to track the loss of snow from melting.
The best understanding of glacier melts
HUSS Monitor is not only at the top but also from the base of the ice.
“Usually the snow melts from the top of the warm air, due to their radiation from the sun. But in recent years we saw a few melting sites,” Huss said. “If there are some snow stations when the air travels, this can hold big holes under the snow.”
Alps covered with snow 20,000 years ago, but there is no more. The same story in other places. Experts have warned that some two-thirds of the world is set to disappear near the end of the century
Huss says only that people can help them save them.
“It is difficult to save this because it can only be kept – or at least made to go back – by bringing out the CO2 out,” he said. ‘But everyone can contribute itself to reduce CO2 output as possible. “
“This will not help the glacier immediately, but will help all the snow in the long distance,” he added. “This is an important factor to think about when we see this dissolving snow and this great time – that it is time to act now.”
Glacier is deviant, and the town is destroyed
The anxiety of Switzerland’s snow was recently after the southwestern Blotten valley, tied near the Birch Glacier, a slide and snow and snow was destroyed. The town had been released before the slide, covering many homes and buildings and left the only visible roof.
Review of information indicates that Birch Glacier was renovated because it improved while most of the snow decreases. And in their advance has been growing in recent years, until 10 meters (about 30 meters) day soon before falling – called “completely”.
Huss said that the killing was started with stones in the pride, although he was called “ahead.”
Basic foods from Birch Glacier Collpase, Huss said, that unexpectedly took place. “
“If you ask me, as three weeks ago, no one guessed that the whole town would be destroyed,” he said. “I think this is a great lesson to be learned, that we need to be prepared.”
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The AP Jamey Keaten reporter in Geneva had an impact on this report.
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