Dry lakes and dust storms: Dramatic changes to Yukon glaciers are warning for planet, researchers say

Under the threat of global warming, the Yukon glaciers has about less snow cover. There are a few effects on the results of climate warming. First, over the past 50 years, the temperature of the Yukon glacier has risen by 2 degrees Celsius and is likely to continue to rise in the future. At the same time, rising temperatures are also affecting sea level rise. The continued rise in temperatures has led to less snow cover, and it is possible that people in the Yukon will not have enough drinking water or irrigation water in the future. Also, summer heat made a huge snow swamp on a Yukon…