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Lago Grey (Grey Lake) in winter with iceberg and Grey glacier in background, Torres del Paine national park, Patagonia, Chile.

View over a smaller fjord near the Ammassalik Fjord. It is located in East Greenland.

The Endicott Glacier on the inside passage of an Alaska cruise

A scene in northern Baffin Island at 73 degrees north latitude. Mountains in the distance are 20 kilometres away. Admiralty Inlet at the village of Pond Inlet, Nunavut, Canada's arctic.

Reds and yellows of Autumn vegetation in the Tundra near Dronning Marie Dal are the foreground to calm waters of fjord near Skoldungen, East Greenland.

Sunny winter day in the mountains around Sermitsiaq Glacier/Evighedsfjorden (Eternity Fjord) in South Western Greenland. In the backgroud the ice calving from the glacier is visible.

rugged landscape and fjords in Svalbard with an expedition ship in the background

A scenic view of the Alaskan glacier at dawn

Iceberg floating on calm water in front of a barren rock wall in a fjord outside Ilulissat in western Greenland which is an UNESCO World Heritage Site due to the Ice Fjord

Panorama of the terminus of Nunatak Glacier, in King Christian X Land. Situated in Geologfjord, or the Geology fjord, in a remote and uninhabited region of the Northeast Greenland National Park.

Iceland Vesturhorn and Vestrahorn Snowcapped Mountain Range in Winter reflecting in calm sea water. Canon R5 Panorama of snowcapped Mountain Range close to Stokkness under moody twilight - sunset winter skyscape. Reflecting seawater fjord in the panorama foreground. Southeast Iceland Lónsvík - Vesturhorn - Vestrahorn, Iceland, Northern Europe.

Large glacier flowing down mountain side to the sea at Evighedsfjord, Greenland

Panoramic aerial view from over Eqi Glacier. Eqi glacier is 5 kilometers long and is one of the most active glaciers in Greenland. It is by boat possible to go very close to the edge of the glacier and see big pieces of ice break off. The crashes are enormous and the sight of the icebergs falling into the water is impressive.

A frozen fjord on the Lofoten in northern Norway at sunrise.

Ice floe in front of the glazier in Tunulliarfik Fjord in south west Greenland close to the Narsarsuaq airbase where a large glazier releases its ice on to the water

Jagged mountains reflected in the calm waters of Prins Christian Sund, South Greenland

colorful lichen covering the tundra along a fjord in Svalbard.

Magdalena Fjord, Spitsberg Island, Svalbard Archipelago, Norway

Franz Josef Land, Franz Joseph Land or Francis Joseph's Land is an archipelago located in the Arctic Ocean, Barents Sea and Kara Sea, constituting the northernmost part of Arkhangelsk Oblast in Russia. It consists of 191 islands

Blue hour at Norwegian sea and snowcapped mountains against,Senja,Norway.

Coronation Island Coast Panorama. Moody twilight skyscape over the Laws Glacier and Mountain Range of the Coronation Island Coast, South Orkney Islands. Coronation Island, Laws Glacier, South Orkney Islands, South-West of South Georgia Islands, Sub Antarctica Islands, Antarctica - Administration belongs to the Antarctic Treaty System.

Icebergs flowing on Lago Grey lake in winter coming from the Grey glacier with the Paine Grande mountain peak in the background inside Torres del Paine national park, Patagonia, Chile.

Ice floe in a narrow fjord surrounded by majestic mountains in Tunulliarfik Fjord in south west Greenland close to the Narsarsuaq airbase where a large glazier releases its ice on to the water

Mirror-like reflections of bare rock, scree and glacial ice in still waters of fjord near Dronning Marie Dal near Skoldungen, East Greenland

$Main reason glaciers have begun to melt is because of human activity. The rising temperature of the Earth is the primary reason glaciers have started to melt more, and this climate change can be directly tied back to human activity. Glaciers are practically on the edge of extinction. \nCarbon dioxide emissions are one big culprit. The mass amounts of CO2 and other greenhouse gases produced by human business, transportation, deforestation, and fossil fuel usage, rise into the air where they stop the heat from the sun from bouncing back out to space. As a result, temperatures rise, and glaciers melt.\nAnother reason for ice melt is the warming of the oceans. These large bodies of water absorb 90% of the Earth's total warmth, meaning that sea ice floating in the ocean are subject to higher temperatures and naturally melt as a result.\nHuman activity is not responsible for all the causes of glacier melt. In some areas, complex interactions between wind and ocean circulation patterns have helped to push naturally occurring warm water closer to the edge of the ice. Still, as a result of all the broader climate change effects, glaciers are rapidly melting with huge chunks falling off into the sea, while elsewhere the ice begins to retreat to land. \nThe biggest and most notable impact of these glaciers melting is in the rise of sea level. In total the sea has risen by 2.7 centimeters since the 60s and the world's glaciers still contain enough to raise the ocean by another half a meter, which could directly threaten many cities in coastal regions. As a result of these rising sea levels, coastal erosion has also increased.$

Stunning landscape of Lysefjord, Norway on autumn day.

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