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1,200 Glacial Lakes Formed in Swiss Alps Since Little Ice Age
30 Years of HADES: Diving Beneath the Surface of Swiss Hydrology
A Future in the Balance: Unprecedented Ocean and Cryosphere Change Requires Urgent Action, IPCC Report Finds
Alpine Plants at Risk of Extinction Following Disappearing Glaciers
Alpine-Wide Study Shows Declining Snow Cover
Call for Abstracts | Mountain Sessions at EGU 2020 General Assembly
Call for Abstracts | Mountain Sessions at EGU 2022
Chamoli District Disaster Highlights Risk Posed by Cascading Mountain Hazards
Climate Change in the Mountain Cryosphere: Impacts and Responses
Climate Change Indicators and Impacts Worsened in 2020, WMO Report Finds
Climate Warming Alters Glacier-Fed Stream Ecosystems Worldwide
COP26 | A Fragile Future: Can Mountain Communities Adapt to Climate Change?
COP26 | Tajikistan: Snow and Ice in Climate Change
CryoSat Reveals Ice Loss From Glaciers in Alaska and Asia
Cryosphere1.5°, Where Urgency and Ambition Meet
Decline in Mountain Snow and Ice May Be Faster Than Anticipated
Dust Dampens Albedo Effect, Spurs Snowmelt in the Heights of the Himalayas
Effects of Climate Change on Swiss Water Bodies
ETH Researchers Project Gloomy Forecast for the Aletsch Glacier
Glacier Avalanches More Common Than Thought
GlacierMap | New Citizen Science App Calls for Contributions
Glaciers and Enigmatic Stone Stripes in the Ethiopian Highlands
Global Environmental Change in Mountain Social-Ecological Systems: the MRI at AGU 2021
Global Glacier Retreat Has Accelerated
Global Ice Loss Increases at Record Rate
Global Survey Using NASA Data Shows Dramatic Growth of Glacial Lakes
Himalayan Glaciers Melting at ‘Exceptional Rate’
How Ancient Ice Cores Show ‘Black Swan’ Events in History – Even Pandemics
Human-Induced Climate Change Impacts the Highest Reaches of the Planet—Mount Everest
International Glaciological Society 2021 Award Winners
Managing Water Resources in a Low-to-No-Snow Future
Melting Glaciers Could Speed Up Carbon Emissions
Melting Glaciers May Produce Thousands of Kilometers of New Pacific Salmon Habitat
Meltwater Lakes Are Accelerating Glacier Ice Loss
Mountain Summit Issues Call for Action on Climate Change
Mountains Under Global Change: the MRI at EGU 2021
MRI at UN Climate Change Conference COP25
New Joint Body: Status of Mountain Snow Cover
New Research Studies Change of Chalaati Glacier Since Little Ice Age
New Study Suggests Blanket of Rock Debris Offers Glaciers More Protection From Climate Change Than Previously Known
New Study: The Swiss Alpine Zero Degree Line in a Changing Climate
On the Imbalance and Response Time of Glaciers in the European Alps
Our Changing Glacier: Áakʼw Tʼáak Sítʼ
Over 90 Percent of Glacier Volume in Alps Could Be Lost by 2100
Quantifying the Ecosystem Services of Glaciers Highlights Their Importance to Humankind
Reservoir Governance in World's Water Towers Needs to Anticipate Multi‐Purpose Use
Runoff from Melting Juneau Icefield Increases
Science to COP25: Weather Extremes Are a New Normal, and Billions of People Are at Risk
Strategies Used by French Alpine Guides to Adapt to the Effects of Climate Change
Sweden’s Highest Mountain Shrinks by Two Metres in a Year As Glacier Melts
The Empirical Basis for Modelling Glacial Erosion Rates
The Last Glaciers: New Film Issues Powerful Call for Climate Action on World Water Day
The Mountain Legacy Project: Repeat Photography Research in the Canadian Cordillera
The Role of Liquid Water Percolation Representation in Estimating Snow Water Equivalent in a Mediterranean Mountain Region (Mount Lebanon)
Towards Integrative Water Management Policies in the Andes
United in Science Report: Climate Change Has Not Stopped for COVID19
Vanishing Peruvian Glaciers
Warming Greenland Ice Sheet Passes Point of No Return
Water Towers of the World Ranked on Vulnerability
WEATHER: a scientific approach to Water sEcurity and climATe cHange adaptation in pEruvian glacieRs

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