Mount Kenya: One Of Africa's Last Glaciers, Melting From Human-Induced Climate Change

MOUNT KENYA NATIONAL PARK, KENYA - SEPTEMBER 29: Charles Mwangi, weather station operator checks a device for measuring evaporation at the Meteorological Station on Mount Kenya on September 29, 2023 in Mount Kenya National Park, Kenya. The second-highest peak in Africa, Mount Kenya, holds some 11 shrinking glaciers said to be rapidly melting due to the burning of fossil fuels, fires, deforestation and land use changes as well as industrial and agricultural developments. Mount Kenya National park and the forest reserve, combined, are inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. (Photo by Ed Ram/Getty Images)