Ice Rivers - A Story of Glaciers, Wilderness and Humanity Christine Rusiniak Pollan schreibt für das New

Pollan schreibt für das New York Times Magazine und unterrichtet als Professor für Wissenschafts- und Umwelt- journalismus an der University of California in Berkeley

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Buddhismus und Hinduismus treffen auf uralte schamanische Traditionen

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Ice Rivers - A Story of Glaciers, Wilderness and Humanity Christine Rusiniak Pollan schreibt für das NewAs one of the world's leading glaciologists, Professor Jemma Wadham has devoted her career to the glaciers that cover one tenth of the Earth's land surface. Today, however, these 'ice rivers' are in peril. High up in the Alps, Andes and Himalaya, once indomitable glaciers are retreating; in Antarctica, meanwhile, thinning ice sheets are releasing meltwater to sensitive marine foodwebs, and may be unlocking vast quantities of methane stored deep