Bye Bye Glaciers

From Treehugger:

Two USGS researchers collect data in Glacier National Park in 2008. Photo courtesy of U.S. Geological Survey.

Guest bloggers Andrea Donsky and Randy Boyer are co-founders of NaturallySavvy.com.

We all know warmer temperatures have led to shrinking glaciers, and now two more of Glacier National Park's ice fields are too small to be classified as glaciers, according to a recent article on msnbc.com.
The Shepard Glacier and Miche Wabun Glacier have shrunk to less than 25 acres, bringing the number of glaciers in the Montana park down to 25; the park was once home to some 150 glaciers. And the article paints a grim picture for the future of the Montana park's glaciers.

Article continues: Bye Bye Glaciers: 2 More Gone From Glacier National Park