Slovenia mourns loss of glacier on its highest peak after scorching summer
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The British media has commemorated the disappearance of the last patches of ice of the once-giant Triglav Glacier.
THE LAST chunk of ice on Slovenia's Triglav Glacier has completely melted due to an extremely hot summer. The disappearance of this important symbol and indicator of climate change confirms the rapid melting.
The last piece of ice has disappeared from the Triglav glacier in Slovenia, representing the latest loss in the Alps after a hot summer that hit Europe, writes The.
Extreme heat waves, exacerbated by pollution caused by carbon emissions, have ravaged the Alps and turned great white glaciers into rocky deserts that scientists describe as "moonscapes".
Slovenia is experiencing an important moment: the last piece of ice from the Triglav glacier has disappeared, which has lost 93% of its area. 🌍❄️ This is not just an environmental disaster, but also a blow to national identity. Let's choose our future and bring nature together! 💚
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