Glaciers

@milenazoran · 4 years ago

Swiss glaciers are melting at an alarming rate

Swiss glaciers have continued to melt at an alarming rate this year, and the snow cover on the largest glacier in the Alps has never been so small, warns the latest study. In total, Swiss glaciers hav...

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@RAFAYRK · 4 years ago

Glaciers In Pakistan.

The Baltoro Glacier, at 62 kilometers long, is one of the longest glaciers outside the polar region. It is located in Baltistan, in the Gilgit-Baltistan region of Pakistan, and runs through part of th...

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@saadookhan · 4 years ago

Glaciers ,the transitional beauty.

The moving ice mass downslope under the effect of gravity is called ice sheet. Around 10 percent of earth's surface is presently secured by ice sheets. Around 2-3 million years BP ice sheets stretched...

5 likes · 1 comments · Nature (0f4f)

@AmazingZii · 3 years ago

Alaska - North to the Future

Alaska is a U.S. state on the northwest extremity of the country's West Coast. It is famous for salmon, moose, caribou, bears, whales, bison, puffins, jellyfish, etc. When it comes to scenery, Alas...

2 likes · 0 comments · Travel (ff15)

@Argent · 3 years ago

The Effects of Global Warming

what is global warming? perhaps all of us are aware of this topic due to numerous news yet most of us are lacking in information about what is the real meaning or rationale of global warming and how...

3 likes · 0 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@vitez · 3 years ago

Iceland

You can most often see icebergs in the north or south of the world; for volcanoes you can head to, say, Italy; geysers are an experience to watch in Yellowstone; you can see waterfalls anywhere on the...

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@ilias1996 · 4 years ago

Why is there a global epidemic every 100 years?

Are these just coincidences? Or is nature taking its revenge? Wherever the prevalence of the virus has reduced the human population, environmental pollution has also begun to decrease. Has nature the...

1 likes · 0 comments · Bengali people (95ce)

@yeasin111 · 4 years ago

MSFS 2020 - Exploring Patagonia

Recently I did a tour of Patagonia in Microsoft Flight sim 2020( travel sim to me ) and now I want to share this incredible area with you. In case you are not really sure where Patagonia is then its...

2 likes · 0 comments · BD Buddies (35de)

@Jas_mine3 · 4 years ago

The union of the two seas

How much of this mysterious world is unknown to us. However, because there are these mysteries of nature, the practice of knowledge has actually developed. The development of today's human civilizati...

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@Jihan · 4 years ago

Global Warming, Pandemic, Digital And Cryptocurrency

I think when you see this topic at first, may be you will be like>> "Wait wait. What??? It doesn't make any sense at all. What the relation of these terms???" So my answer is, I think there are stro...

18 likes · 53 comments · World Today (70ff)

@Heineken · 4 years ago

Discovery of more mummies

"Egyptian archaeologists have announced the discovery of at least 200 mummies, some of them wearing gold masks, in a huge cemetery in the western desert," a BBC News report said. The burial area is n...

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@noisytoothie · 2 years ago

Different Sources of Water

It is said the humans can't live more than five to seven days without water, that's why, it became a very essential resource for humans and even for animals. As well as plants, they can't survive with...

2 likes · 2 comments · Education (af88)

@dexter · 4 years ago

How Early People Lived

The Earth and Early People In earliest times, the earth had long cold periods. This time, known as the Ice Age, lasted millions of years. During the Ice Age, glaciers, or great sheets of ice, co...

10 likes · 7 comments · History (7dd2)

@ARM101 · 4 years ago

Naran Kaghan valley

Naran is a medium sized town situated in upper kaghan valley which is a part of Khyber Pakhtun khwa province of Pakistan. It is one of the most beautiful part of northern areas in pakistan which is...

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@Madiha.S312 · 2 years ago

Global warming and climate change ...a hot issue

The use of fossil fuels such as oil, coal, and natural gas by humans is widely acknowledged by scientists as the primary driver of current climate change and global warming. When these fossil fuels ar...

1 likes · 0 comments · Just Write (e5e5)

@Purebeauty · 3 years ago

Water - our treasure

Sea levels are rising due to melting glaciers, but climate change is also bringing extreme weather - so drinking water supplies are declining from year to year. This is further compounded by high cons...

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@CryptoMan4 · 2 years ago

Living in an Egoistic World

Beginning Happy Sunday everyone. I am in the 30-day article writing competition. If you ask how many articles this is? Believe me, I don't know. Friends, everyone has fallen into their own trouble....

5 likes · 4 comments · Just Write (e5e5)

@Rayhanx · 4 years ago

The reality of geographical names and surnames

Geography usually refers to the description of the surface of the earth. Due to the multidimensional observation of many people, the geographical knowledge of different parts of the world became ric...

12 likes · 10 comments · BD Buddies (35de)

@rajeev · 4 years ago

Where does Aurora Chase go? Remember these 7 perfect ...

Whether it is the passionate collision of charged particles in the upper atmosphere, or the beautiful and ancient Snow Fox legend, the gorgeous natural wonder of Aurora is attracting travelers all ove...

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@YasminRashid · 2 years ago

Flood Due To Rains

Rains or Glaciers It's obvious that flood are due to either melting of glaciers due to hot weather in the higher altitudes areas or by heavy rains in those areas who feed the masses to rivers towards...

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@Airung · 4 years ago

Munsiyari

Once a master explained to his disciples, the difference between a tourist and a traveller. He said, " a tourist is one who knows where he is going, but does not know where he has been and a traveller...

9 likes · 3 comments · Traveler's Page (d46c)

@Nurtaj1234 · 4 years ago

Himalayan The debut of the mountain

I will write about the debut of the Himalayas in this article, I hope everyone will like it. The discovery of the Himalayas is an important event in our planet's neoconservative (synozoic) history...

13 likes · 5 comments · BD Buddies (35de)

@Markean27 · 4 years ago

Antarctica's colossal Thwaites Glacier is melting fast -- and scientists may have discovered why

(CNN) Deep channels discovered under the Antarctic's so-called "Doomsday glacier" may be allowing warm ocean water to melt the underside of ice, according to scientists collecting data from an area...

1 likes · 0 comments · Story of the world (86eb)

@Mashiur005 · 4 years ago

Global Warming

Now I would say the average temperature rise on earth,the cause of weight level destruction. as the HIMALAYAN glaciers melt,sea levels are rising. The world is at grave risk.............. one of th...

2 likes · 0 comments · Filipino writer (89ae)

@Arif.12 · 4 years ago

Earth Lost a 'Staggering' 28 Trillion Tones of Ice in Just 23 Years

Scientists from Leeds and Edinburgh universities and University College London analysed satellite surveys of glaciers, mountains, and ice sheets between 1994 and 2017 to identify the impact of global...

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@Sunny.azi · 2 years ago

A tour to Pakistan...

Assalam o Alaikum..I hope you guys are doing well... lots of prayer and good wishes for all of you...I am also quite well. Now i'm here with an interesting topic... I am just going to share with yo...

4 likes · 0 comments · Just Write (e5e5)

@Annthony18 · 4 years ago

Six countries that are having more sunlight than dark

Since the read.cash have removed the pointing system in their platform I've seen and read lots and lots of articles that are very entertaining and have a very nice content. And that challenges me...

2 likes · 0 comments · Share your idea (c27b)

@ishanto09 · 4 years ago

The history of Earth

Earth's history refers to the entire period from the origin of the planet Earth to the present time. All branches of the natural sciences have helped people to understand the realities of the past....

2 likes · 1 comments · History (ef63)

@MAINUL8602020 · 4 years ago

New Zealand's South Island brims with majestic landscapes at every turn, from dramatic mountains to fjords to glaciers. Here, you can explore Fiordland National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Area, or...

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