Recent Alps snow cover decline 'unprecedented' in past 600 years
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The duration of snow cover in the Alps is now 36 days shorter than the long-term average – an “unprecedented” decline over the past 600 years – according to recent research.
The less snowy winters during the last 20 years result in a clear
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