Has become 10 centimeters lower since last year
Tarfala research station has carried out its annual measurement of Kebnekaise's south peak and the trend of continued melting appears to be holding.
Since last year, the south peak has shrunk by 10 centimeters due to the melting and means that the peak now stands 2088.3 meters above sea level. This also means that Kebnekaise's north peak, 2096.8 meters, is Sweden's highest point for the eighth yea…