❄️ Where has all the snow gone? These 11 stunning artworks shed light on the alarming decline in snowfall and melting ice—some of the most visible and impactful indicators of climate change. Since the late 19th century, global temperatures have risen by approximately 1.1°C (2°F), triggering shorter winters and reduced snow cover. In the United States, the Sierra Nevada snowpack has decreased by about 20% over the past century, affecting freshwater supplies, ecosystems, agriculture, and communities dependent on these resources. Across the country, snowfall trends reveal a stark reality: as the climate warms, regions are experiencing significant decreases in annual snowfall and earlier snowmelt. This not only alters landscapes but disrupts critical natural cycles like spring runoff that sustain rivers and reservoirs. The science is undeniable—how we act now will determine the future of these fragile ecosystems and the communities they support. These impactful artworks were created by ...