Glaciers have lost more than 9 trillion tons of ice since 1961

Current annual losses amount to 335 billion tons, or about three times the ice volume stored in the entirety of the European Alps.

Loss of Snow and Ice · National Parks Conservation Association

Pine Island Glacier (PIG) and its location in West Antarctica. (a)

Glaciers are melting faster than scientists thought - The Washington Post

ice sheet Archives - Futurity

Why is Antarctica's Ice Sheet Growing in a Warming World? - Science in the News

Robot kayaks found the basin of an Alaskan glacier is melting 100 TIMES faster than models showed

glacial melting Musings on Maps

Earth Loses 1.2 Trillion Tons of Ice Per Year, a Nearly 60% Increase From 1994, Smart News

The melting of the Antarctic Ice Sheet may have already passed a point of no return, a new study has found, and scientists say it could contribute to sea level rise over

Greenland losing 30m tonnes of ice an hour, study reveals, Ice

Which country is more affected by glaciers? - Quora

Earth lost 28 trillion tonnes of ice between 1994 and 2017, finds new study - India Today

What would happen if all of the ice in Antarctica melted? - Quora

The Growing Global Landscape of Glacier Loss