Burning fossil fuels has pushed the world's ice into a dangerous, potentially irreversible decline, threatening the stable climate conditions that allowed humanity to thrive.
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Humanity has thrived thanks to a stable cryosphere, but burning fossil fuels has increased the risk of “accelerating and partly irreversible” harm to the planet’s cold places.
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