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Scientists warn at COP29 that accelerating ice loss could lead to irreversible sea-level rise and water shortages.
At COP29 in Baku, leading scientists warned of severe global impacts due to accelerating losses in the world's snow and ice regions.
The "Lost Ice, Global Damage" report highlights that current emissions could lead to irreversible consequences, including sea-level rise and water shortages.
The report stresses the need for urgent action to reduce emissions to prevent catastrophic effects on coastal cities and global food prices.
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Los científicos advierten en la COP29 que acelerar la pérdida de hielo podría conducir a un aumento irreversible del nivel del mar y a la escasez de agua.