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Global Glacier Melting status in 2025
June 8 , 2025
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- If the world gets warmer by 2.7°C due to the current trajectory of climate policies, only 24% of the world’s present-day glaciers will remain.
- Limiting global temperature rise to 1.5°C — as adopted in the Paris climate agreement — could preserve up to 54% or twice as much glacier mass.
- The world’s glaciers would still lose 39% of their mass, compared to 2020 levels, and that would lead to a sea level rise of 113 mm.
- Among the most vulnerable regions were the glaciers in Scandinavia, Rockies in Western Canada and the US, and European Alps.
- In the Hindu Kush Himalayas, only 25% of ice from 2020 levels will be left at 2°C of warming.
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