Switzerland recorded an 'enormous' melting of glaciers in 2025, with a decrease of 3% in total volume.
Lara Maior
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The report shows that this massive melting of glaciers in 2025 has led to a 3% decrease in total volume, which represents the fourth largest annual decrease recorded. This phenomenon is attributed to the effects of global warming, and the consequences include the impact on water resources, tourism, agriculture, and hydro energy production.
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