Can artificial glaciers help with water shortages?
09-05-2024 10:36 via timesofindia.indiatimes.com

Can artificial glaciers help with water shortages?

Approximately 1.9 billion people worldwide depend on glaciers and snow packs for their drinking water supply. During the warmer months, glaciers undergo a natural melting process, releasing significant amounts of water into rivers, which in turn sustains human populations, industries, and ecosystems. However, for this cycle to continue, glaciers must replenish at a comparable rate during the winter months when snowfall occurs.
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