More glacier ice melted in the Alps last year than ever before, according to EU climate change service Copernicus
"The climate that awaits us will be very, very different from the climate we grew up in," according to Copernicus Director Carlo Buontempo
The service's European State of the Climate Report 2022 on Thursday showed that 5 cubic kilometres of ice were lost last year. Summer temperatures averaged 1.4 degrees above the reference period of 1991 to 2000. According to Copernicus, temperatures in Europe are rising at about twice the global average.
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