Un ghețar celebru din Slovenia care a atras generații de schiori ar putea dispărea complet în câteva zile

The Triglav glacier in Slovenia, once a summer skiing attraction, is rapidly diminishing, with scientists predicting its last ice fragments may disappear soon. Monitored since 1946, the glacier has not received fresh ice in recent years, indicating it has ceased functioning as a glacier. Climate change has exacerbated the situation, with below-average snowfall last winter leading to early melting. This loss could impact water flow in rivers crucial for irrigation in Slovenia, particularly affecting the Drava and Mura basins.