Slovenian glacier could disappear in days, researchers say
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One of the last glaciers in Slovenia to disappear in a few days due to warming, the Triglav Glacier, which has been investigated since 1946, has shrunk <p>to several sections of ice. The reason is warming and early melting of snow.</p>
The glacier on the slopes of Slovenia's highest mountain, Triglav, had an area of 14 hectares in the middle of the last century, but today it is probably only days before it disappears completely. After melting the last few pieces of ice, the last glacier in the Slovenian Alps disappears.
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Scientists warn that one of the symbols of the Slovenian Alps is now reduced to a few ice surfaces
The Triglav glacier, a symbol of the Slovenian Alps, could disappear completely in the next few days due to climate change and rising temperatures. A glacier in Nepal experienced unusually high temperatures before collapsing. The world's once most stable glacier in Argentina is melting faster. Glaciers in Switzerland are melting at an unusually rapid rate.
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