Greenpeace's recent images reveal the alarming rate of Arctic ice retreat, particularly in Svalbard, where significant changes have occurred over the last two decades. Photographer Christian Åslund, who documented the region in 2002, expressed shock at the extent of the glacier's retreat. The summer of 2024 marked record temperatures and rainfall in Svalbard, contributing to severe ice melt. This phenomenon poses global risks, including rising sea levels and intensified climate change effects. Experts emphasize the interconnectedness of ocean health and climate stability. Vollständiger Artikel (Euronews.com)