A child born today will witness the near complete disappearance of one of Western Canada’s most iconic symbols - glaciers. Writing in the journal Science, an international team of researchers describes the impact that different greenhouse gas emission scenarios will have on Earth’s glaciers. Climate pledges from the 2021 Conference of Parties (COP-26) would raise global temperatures by +2.7 Celsius, contribute an additional 115 millimetres of sea level rise (± 40 mm), and deglaciate most mid latitude mountainous regions.
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