The Last Visible Remnant of the Triglav Glacier Has Shrunk Further
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The Triglav glacier beneath Slovenia's highest peak could completely disappear by the end of this year's melting season due to high temperatures.
Due to high temperatures, the Triglav glacier is shrinking and may disappear by the end of this year's melting season.
The conclusion of the researchers of the "Anton Melik" Geographical Institute, who have been monitoring the state of the glacier since 1946.
Due to high temperatures, the Triglav glacier in Slovenia could disappear completely by the end of this year's melting season.
The last visible remnant of the main part of the Triglav Glacier has shrunk further in recent weeks due to high temperatures, leaving its surface area at just a few square meters. The development is therefore in line with recent predictions by researchers that the glacier could disappear by the end of this year's melting season.
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