Antarctica's Melting Ice Reveals Potential Volcanic Threats to Global Stability

• Melting Antarctic ice may lead to volcanic eruptions, affecting global climate stability.
• Study links ice melt with potential volcanic feedback loops under Antarctica.
• Reduced ice pressure allows magma expansion, raising future eruption chances.
• Subglacial eruptions erode ice sheets from below, worsening the ice loss.
• Feedback loops between ice melt and eruptions could fast-track sea-level rise.
• Volcanic activity may persist for centuries, complicating climate modeling.
• Study urges including volcanic factors in models for accurate climate predictions.