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Is the Chaltén at Risk? Conicet Specialists Warn About "Sliding" of a Hillside of Cerro Solo
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The ghost of the recent tragedy on the border between Nepal and China sparked alarms in southern Argentina. Researchers at the Instituto de Estudios Andinos “Don Pablo Groeber” (UBA-CONICET) are monitoring a high-risk scenario in El Chaltén: the constant movement of a huge hillside located on the head of a glacier that flows directly into a lake. Diego Winocur, a CONICET scientist, explained that although the Patagonian phenomenon has characteri…
Researchers who have been studying the northern slope of Cerro Solo for years, claim that the retreat of the Glacier Torre took away "part of the support that gave it the ice" and could yield with possible high-risk wave. Read more
·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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