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Glacier melting in the Alps affects rivers in Switzerland
In the Swiss Alps, 20% of glaciers have melted over the past five years. This phenomenon is already impacting water levels in rivers, raising concerns among scientists.
In brief
- Switzerland has lost one-fifth of its glaciers in the past five years.
- Scientists recorded unprecedented glacier melting in the Alps.
- The melting is occurring at the fastest rate in recorded history.
- Glacier reduction affects water levels in rivers.
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Big capital
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- first item
- earliest
- national desk
В Альпах тануть льодовики, і це вже починає позначатися на кількості води в річках
- InformatorMedia business
- first item
- caught up, 5 h later
- national desk
В Альпах Швейцарії за 5 років розтануло 20% льодовиків - екологічна тенденція лякає
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