Netizens are crying because of the glacier in Puruogangri, Tibet. What role does the glacier play in the natural ecology?

Netizens are crying beautifully by the Pruogangri Glacier in Tibet, so what role does the glacier play in the natural ecology?

Puruogangri is a national key scientific research scenic spot, which is located 87km northeast of Shuanghu Special Zone in the northwest of Qiangtang, with an average elevation of 66m and an ice sheet area of 422km2, making it the third largest glacier in the world besides the Antarctic and the Arctic. A few days ago, a video appeared on the Internet. The thickness of the glacier in Puruogangri reached 1 meters to 1 meters. Under the sunshine, it looked crystal clear. After seeing it, many netizens said that the glacier in Puruogangri was really beautiful. So what effect does such a beautiful glacier have on our natural ecology? Next, we will discuss it together.

First of all, let's talk about the impact of glaciers on the climate: glaciers can actually adjust the rate of change of our global temperature. If glaciers continue to recede, the rate of global warming will slow down for us. Then, glaciers have an impact on landforms: glaciers have the function of erosion, transportation and accumulation, so they naturally play a role in shaping landforms. For example, if the glacier erodes, it will change the landform into U-shaped valleys, tind and so on. If the glacier accumulates, it will form ice water deposits, ice water fans or ice water lakes. Finally, the influence of glaciers on rivers: glaciers can replenish water for rivers, especially for inland rivers, and play an important role. At the same time, it is also closely related to the water cycle, because glaciers are a very important environment in the water cycle, which we call? Surface runoff? .

So from the above, we have learned the role of glaciers in our natural ecology, and we also know that glaciers play a very important role for us human beings. We have also advocated protecting glaciers in recent years, but how can we protect glaciers? First of all, we should reduce tail gas emissions, that is, the problem of carbon dioxide that we have been concerned about. We should reduce global carbon dioxide emissions, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, plant trees, and enhance everyone's awareness of environmental protection in order to maintain ecological balance.