What is the impact of the ancient Arctic glacier 1. 1 100 million square meters rupture on the world?

The ancient Arctic glacier 1. 1 100 million square meters of ice is broken due to global warming.

Scientists announced on September 14 that a huge ice break occurred in the northeast of Greenland last month, with a total area of about 1 10 square kilometers.

It is reported that the ice layer in speight has been slowly melting and breaking in recent years, and this year's historic high temperature has completely separated the ice layer from the glacier. Dr. Mailer, a polar environmental expert, warned: "We really need to wake up. It is time to face the climate crisis. "

In addition, according to CNN, due to global warming, two Arctic ice sheets in Canada have completely disappeared. The data shows that in 1959, the larger one of the two ice sheets is about 7.8 square kilometers, and the smaller one is about 2.8 square kilometers. As the temperature rises year by year, the ice sheet is shrinking. In the latest photo taken by NASA in July, these two ice sheets have disappeared. ...

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In 2020, Siberia, Russia was hit by a rare heat wave.

Siberia, Russia, was hit by a rare heat wave and set a new high temperature record for several months. On June 20th, it was "the highest temperature in the Arctic Circle" that reached 38℃.

According to a report by Russian TV today on June 20th, Vilho Jansk in the northeast of Russia is located in the Arctic Circle, which is one of the coldest places in the northern hemisphere and holds the record of the largest annual temperature difference in the world. Before June 20th, the temperature in the town was maintained between minus 68℃ and minus 37℃, with the maximum temperature difference of 105℃.

New horizon network in the northern night-global warming continues, the ancient Arctic glacier 1. 1 100 million square meters of ice breaks, and two Arctic ice sheets disappear.