Proceedings of the Second International Workshop on Climate Change in Antarctica (CMIP6) (Monte Carlo Workshop on Coupled Modelling and Intercomparison Project Phase 6)
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Future high mountain hydrology of glacial retreat in central European Alps: A new parameterization for glacier retreat, and its impact on Mayfly in New Zealand
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No-Go Policies, Protected Areas, and The Future of Ice-Damped Lakes. PARKS 21, 7 – 10 (2015)
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How natural are the most pristine areas? Jean-Baptiste Bosson, the Conservatory of Natural Areas of Haute-Savoie, a glaciologist and zoologist
“This could be one of the largest ecosystem changes on our planet,” says lead author Jean-Baptiste Bosson, a glaciologist with the Conservatory of Natural Areas of Haute-Savoie (ASTERS), a conservation group based in Annecy, France.
According to Bosson and his colleagues, around 98% of the new terrain would be on land, while 2% would be ice-free. In a curious twist, Bosson says, many of these areas could provide crucial new habitat that must be protected: colonization by plants could lead to increased carbon storage at a time when forests elsewhere are being destroyed, while also providing fresh habitats for animals threatened by climate change at lower elevations.
The study provides useful guidance for scientists who are working to understand how microorganisms, plants and animals move into pristine spaces, says Francesco Ficetola, a zoologist at the University of Milan in Italy who studies glacial ecosystems. More than half of the areas analysed in the study aren’t currently located in parks and other protected areas.