How Much Ice Is Left? Mapping Glacial Loss Since the Age of the Titanic
Imagine standing on the deck of the Titanic in 1912, staring into the cold Atlantic night, icebergs looming like silent sentinels. Now, fast forward to today—what if I told you that much of the world’s ancient ice is quietly vanishing, melting away faster than most of us can comprehend? Glaciers, once thought untouchable and eternal, ...












