IMPACT ON MELTING GLACIERS

 

Extracted from ABERYSTWYTH UNIVERSITY

    Scientists are warning about releasing many bacteria, viruses as glaciers melting fast as a result of the climate change. Potentially harmful pathogens are among the dangerous viruses and has risk of exposed those into rivers and lakes. Also this melting immense glaciers make sea levels to rise. In the next 80 years, majority of human body consists of vast kind of harmful bacteria and viruses. To overcome this situation, Scientists are request from world leaders to curb the global warm. Anyway no one can stop this harmful process, but can reduce the effect by help to reduce the global temperature down. Researches predicts in 2100 global temperature will rise from 2C - 3C. Also this ensuing the poor quality of drinking water, there are many catchments on earth which are fed by melting glaciers, these have a major impact on the quality of the water. None of these process nor can reverse or stop, whatever happened now happening further, only thing is we could reduce the impact and act accordingly.     


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