Mont Blanc, the Roof of Europe, Is Shrinking: It Loses More than a Meter in Height in Just One Year
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Mont Blanc drops to 4,807 meters, but experts warn that the height does not reflect all the ice loss
The highest mountain in Western Europe fell by more than a metre last year. The peak of Mont Blanc in France now rises to 4,807.47 meters above sea level, announced on Wednesday a team of topographers, meaning that "the cover of Europe is 1.29 meters lower than in 2025, writes News.ro, quoted by protv.ro.
The highest mountain in Western Europe, Mont Blanc, fell more than a meter last year.
The highest mountain in Western Europe has decreased by over a metre last year.
Western Europe's highest mountain shrank by more than a meter last year. The summit of Mont Blanc in France now stands at 4,807.47 meters.
The highest mountain in the Alps, Mont Blanc, has shrunk by 1.29 meters in the past year. According to new measurements, it now stands at 4,807.47 meters. But experts warn that the change may not be directly related to global warming.
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