Swiss glaciers face severe ice loss
Swiss glaciers experienced an unprecedented loss of over 5.5% of their ice in the past year, driven by intense heatwaves and climate change. This rapid melting threatens future water supplies, destabilizes mountain slopes, and increases landslide risks. Scientists warn that if emissions are not reduced, many Alpine glaciers could disappear, with long-term impacts on water, ecological stability, and sea-level rise.
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