Schwarzmilzferner: Austrian Allgäu Alps Ice Body Loses Glacier Status After Severe Melt
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In a few warm months, the glacier lost more than four metres of thickness and about half the volume.
The last glacier in the Allgäu Alps has lost its status - the Schwarzmilzferner is no longer considered a glacier. It is located at an altitude of almost 2,500 metres on the Austrian side of the border mountain Mädelegabel.
Ledenjak Schwarzmilzferner, smješten on austrijskoj strani Visokih Alpa u Allgäuu, izgubio je status ledenjaka nakon ovogodišnjeg vrućeg ljeta. Zbog toplih mjeseci izgubio je više od 4 metro debljine ledenog pokrivača i otprilike polovinu svojega volumena, otkrili su u […] Objava Istraživači se opraštaju od Schwarzmilzfernera, zadnjeg ledenjaka u Algajskim Alpama pojavila se prvi puta na Novi list.
Schwartzmiltzferner in the Austrian Allgae Alps lost his status as an active glacier and stopped moving because of the record summer heat in Europe. Schwartzmiltzferner's thickness fell by four metres during the summer heat, and the volume fell by about half. The ice mass completely stopped coming down under its own weight, so scientists no longer consider it an active glacier, transmitting to RIA "New News" with reference to the newspaper Bild.…
The Schwarzmilzferner glacier, located on the Austrian side of the Allgäu Alps, lost its ice status following this year's torid summer. The warm moons led to a loss of more than four meters in the thickness of the glacier and about half of its volume, revealed on Saturday German researchers, according to the DPA press agency, quoted by Agerpres. ...
In the Allgäu Alps there is no glacier anymore. Experts have withdrawn the status of the Black Miltferner after he had lost a lot of ice mass in the summer. Which glaciers will disappear next?
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