Global warming and melting glaciers threaten the balance of nature. Scientists are investigating how this situation affects volcanic activity.

Researchers from the University of Wisconsin-Madison studied six volcanoes in southern Chile. They warn that melting glaciers may increase volcanic eruptions.

Research shows that melting glaciers may lead to more frequent and explosive eruptions from the volcanoes beneath them. This could contribute to the increase of greenhouse gases and global warming.

Experts emphasize that glacier melting is linked to volcanic activity and that this cycle could deepen the climate crisis.