Melting Swiss Glacier Uncovers Human Remains of Missing Climber after 37 years

Long-lost hiker’s remains found on Swiss glacier after 37 years, as melting ice reveals the past

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A significant breakthrough in Switzerland’s Alps as the melting Theodul Glacier near the famous Matterhorn reveals the body of a German climber missing since 1986. The glacier’s rapid retreat due to climate change has led to the emergence of bodies and equipment, shedding light on long-held secrets. Scientists report alarming shrinkage of Alpine glaciers, with Swiss glaciers losing half their volume since 1931, and 6% in 2022 alone. The situation poses environmental risks, impacting river water supply and contributing to rising global temperatures. Urgent action is necessary to mitigate further glacial loss and preserve vital resources.

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