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Northern Hemisphere Lakes May Lose 40 Days of Ice Cover by 2100

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A new international study warns that lake ice across the Northern Hemisphere could decline by approximately 40 days by the end of this century under high-emission scenarios. Researchers identified critical winter temperature thresholds beyond which ice loss accelerates at a sharper rate. The findings raise significant concerns for water quality, freshwater ecosystems, and communities that rely on stable winter ice cover. The study underscores the broader environmental consequences of continued greenhouse gas emissions on seasonal ice patterns.

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