Climate change putting Alberta lakes on dangerously thin ice: U of C researcher
by Bill Kaufmann · Calgary HeraldMan-made climate change is thinning and altering ice on lakes in Alberta and elsewhere, much to the detriment of both wildlife and humans, states a review paper co-authored by a University of Calgary scientist.
Dramatically-accelerating ice loss over the past 25 years means some areas of the Northern Hemisphere have seen a thaw arriving 45 days earlier per century, states the review paper published this week in the American Association for the Advancement of Science’s journal Science.