The disappearance of glaciers threatens the well -being of hundreds of millions of people of the Earth. Tajikistan adopts an international conference on the preservation of glaciers Climate and environment From May 29 to June 1, 2025, a large international conference on the preservation of glaciers is taking place in Dushanbe, the purpose of which is to draw attention to the need to stop their melting and make this problem a priority in the global agenda by climate. & Amp; nbsp; 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 “preservation of glaciers is not only the problem of countries where there are glaciers, but also a global crisis to which it is necessary to attract attention & nbsp; international community,” said the President of Tajikistan Emomali Rakhmon. ~ 60 > ~ Br > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~ 62The conference will end with the adoption of the Dushanbinsky declaration of glaciers – a landmark document, which sets out the practical obligations of specific countries and strategic recommendations for the participants of the next UN conference on changing the climate. ~ 60 >~ 60 > forum organizers in Dushanbe were the World Meteorological Organization (VMU), Asian Development Bank and UNESCO. The conference is attended by high-ranking representatives of national governments, as well as the First Deputy Secretary General of the UN Amin Mohammed. ~ 60 > “The Global Climate State Climate State Meteorological Organization in 2024” emphasizes that 2021-2024 is the most negative three-year period in history in history in history In terms of & nbsp; balance of the mass of glaciers, ”said Amina Mohammed. The First Deputy Head of the UN brought data from the World glaciers monitoring service, according to which since 1975 glaciers have lost more than 9,000 billion tons of weight, which is equivalent to a huge ice block 25 meters thick and comparable in area Germany. 60 > Read also: ~ 60 > interview | The conference in Dushanbe will give an impetus to international cooperation in the field of glacial preservation ~ 60 > currently in the world there are more than 275 thousand glaciers that occupy an area of about 700 thousand square kilometers. Glaciers store about 70 percent of world -class fresh water reserves. & Amp; nbsp; ~ 60 > “Glachers die,” said Saulo, General Secretary, Saulo. – Nepal recently announced the loss of the Yala glacier in Langtang. Venezuela became the second country in the world after Slovenia, which has lost absolutely all its glaciers. The death of the glacier means much more than just a loss of ice. This is a mortal blow to our ecosystems, economics and social structure. “& Amp; nbsp; The disappearance of glaciers threatens the well -being of hundreds of millions of land inhabitants. In the short term, the melting of glaciers enhances natural risks, such as landslides and floods, which was clearly demonstrated by the collapse of the glacier in the Swiss Alps on May 28. This phenomenon caused a gigantic avalanche of ice, dirt and debris, buried most of the small village of Blaten. Thanks to the early warning and timely evacuation of the dead, which emphasizes the importance of the early warning, which many developing countries lack. 62 ~