Melting glaciers double the rate of sea level rise, serious threats to Pakistan

 Melting glaciers double the rate of sea level rise, serious threats to Pakistan The United Nations has warned that the world's glaciers are melting dramatically, which has doubled the rate of sea level rise.

The report of the United Nations agency World Meteorological Organization states that the record emission of greenhouse gases is affecting the world badly, the last 8 years were the hottest years recorded on the planet.

According to the report, carbon dioxide emissions have reached record levels, with sea levels rising at a rate of 4.62 mm between 2013 and 2022, double the rate of sea level rise from 1993 to 2002.

In the report, rising global temperatures and melting glaciers are bad news for Pakistan.

According to the report of the World Meteorological Organization, there are 7000 glaciers in Pakistan, Pakistan's glaciers are more than any other country in the world except the poles.

According to the report, record rains in Pakistan and famine in Africa have affected millions of people, pre-monsoon rains in Pakistan and India in 2022 have caused incalculable damage to crops, and immense heat in China and Europe has also affected millions of people. Rising temperatures and climate change have increased food shortages in the world, and food shortages have forced people to migrate.

The report states that between 1993 and 2019, the world's glaciers lost 6,000 gigatons of ice, and 6,000 gigatons of water flowed from 75 lakes, such as Lake Geneva, the largest European lake.