Venezuela may lose glaciers, warning of continued global warming
In the past century, human beings have used a large number of fossil fuels (such as coal, oil, etc.) and emitted a large number of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases. It leads to global warming and rising temperatures everywhere.
According to Bloomberg on September 24, Humboldt glacier in the Andes will disappear in 20 years, and Venezuela may become the first Latin American country to lose its glacier. Luis, a teacher at the Institute of environment and ecology at the Andean University, said, "if we don't do anything, the precious species on the earth will gradually disappear.