
"Study Reveals Accelerating Snow Loss Due to Climate Change"
A new study confirms that human-caused climate change has led to significant declines in snowpack across the Northern Hemisphere, with at least 31 river basins experiencing clear decreases. Researchers found that when a region warms to an average temperature of 17 degrees Fahrenheit over the whole winter, it reaches a tipping point where snow starts to melt away quickly. This decline in snowpack has far-reaching consequences, including water shortages and impacts on industries like skiing.
