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Glacier Preservation refers to the protection and conservation of glaciers — large, slow-moving masses of ice found in mountain regions and polar areas. These icy giants are crucial for life on Earth because they:

❄ Store about 69% of the world’s freshwater

💧 Provide meltwater for drinking, agriculture, and rivers during dry seasons

⚡ Support hydropower generation

🌍 Help regulate Earth’s temperature and sea levels

However, due to climate change, glaciers are melting at an alarming rate, threatening water supplies, increasing sea levels, and harming ecosystems. Glacier preservation involves:

Reducing global greenhouse gas emissions

Promoting environmental awareness and education

Supporting sustainable water and energy policies

Monitoring glacier health through science and technology

In short, glacier preservation means protecting the frozen water towers of our planet — to ensure a safe and sustainable future.

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Black and Blue World Water Day Greeting Instagram Post

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Green and White World Water Day Instagram Post

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Blue and Yellow Illustrated Arctic Wonders Travel Infographic

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Aspasia P, Evaggelia Z, Konstantina P, 1st EPAL Nafpaktou

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Aspasia P, Evaggelia Z, Konstantina P, 1st EPAL Nafpaktou

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This World Water Day, let’s protect Earth’s water towers, because every drop and every glacier counts.