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Scientists warn glacier in Canadian Rockies is slipping away before their eyes at unprecedented rate

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How will Canada prepare for more heat waves and other extreme weather events? A growing lake now sits at the toe of the glacier — formed over the past decade.

The ice has collapsed in many places and is slushy and speckled with cryoconite — a combination of soot, bacteria and dust. Water in a spider web of small streams runs off of it.Pomeroy said the record-setting heat domes and wildfires this season have helped accelerate glacial melt.“A lot of the soot from the wildfires has landed on the glaciers and darkened them up…where it’s accumulative, the ice has melted faster than where it hasn’t.” Western Canada heat wave accelerates rate of glacier melt, experts say Peyto Glacier is at the headwaters to The North Saskatchewan River.

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