Natural disasters are among the events we frequently encounter today. What are the underlying causes of these events?

A new study from the University of Colorado shows that the rapid melting of glaciers at the end of the Last Ice Age led to climate change. This situation may contribute to the increase in natural disasters.

Researchers indicate that melting glaciers affect the Earth's crust and may increase volcanic activity. However, the effects of these processes may take centuries to manifest.

The melting of glaciers can lead to the spreading of the ocean floor and increased volcanic activity. However, the effects of these processes will emerge over time.

Understanding the relationship between climate change and natural disasters can help us predict future events. Scientists continue their research on this topic.