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On the strength of the ice. youre listening for a good thunk, and making sure that the ice axe isnt wobbly. but the ice in the high mountains of europe and the world is changing. for me, its been quite shocking, how fast its been developing. the winters arejust much more mild. were getting rain higher up the mountain. the greenhouse gases emitted since the industrial revolution have already raised global temperatures by a little over one degree, but the effects are even greater in the alps. that...

Near the top of thejungfrau mountain in switzerland is an observatory and weather station. built almost 90 years ago, they have been monitoring the changing alpine climate here for decades. it’s the changing alpine climate here for decades. its raining and sum _ here for decades. its raining and sum up _ here for decades. its raining and sum up nl. _ here for decades. its raining and sum up nl. 30 - here for decades. its raining and sum up nl. 30 years - here for decades. its raining | and sum...

Celsius, and it is having a devastating impact on the snow and ice up here. at an observatory 3.5km up this swiss mountain, theyve been monitoring the changing alpine climate for decades. 30 years ago, it never rained, but nowadays in summer, very often, there is rain, even up here at 3500 metres. wow. yep. last year, the ice melt heat a new record. the glaciers of the alps lost 6% of their total volume. the very best forecastl for the future of alpine glaciers is that we can save about one thir...

Environmental scientists around the world spent the last eight years analysing evidence about the climate crisis. their work for the united nations will be revealed this monday, in the town of interlaken, high in the swiss alps. the report will become the benchmark for all discussions by politicians and governments on how to respond to the growing threat the planet faces. and as our climate editor justin rowlatt has been discovering, theres already clear evidence of dramatic change in the surrou...

And the world is changing. for me, its been quite shocking, how fast its been developing. the winters arejust much more mild. were getting rain higher up the mountain. the greenhouse gases emitted since the industrial revolution have already raised global temperatures by a little over one degree, but the effects are even greater in the alps. thats because, as the snow melts, the ground absorbs more heat. the temperature up here in the alps is rising by about twice the global average. it has alre...

The winters arejust much more mild. were getting rain higher up the mountain. the greenhouse gases emitted since the industrial revolution have already raised global temperatures by a little over one degree, but the effects are even greater in the alps. thats because, as the snow melts, the ground absorbs more heat. the temperature up here in the alps is rising by about twice the global average. it has already increased by 2 celsius, and it is having a devastating impact on the snow and ice up h...

Even up here at 3,500 metres. wow. yep. last year, the ice melt hit a new record. the glaciers of the alps lost 6% of their total volume. the very best forecastl for the future of alpine glaciers is that we can save about one third i of the ice falling. this is the best case. in the worst case, werel going to lose everything. look how the glacier below the weather station is expected to retreat over the next few decades in that worst—case scenario. so, what does dr huss think the message from ...

Dave searle is claiming an ice face high in the alps. dave searle is climning an ice face high in the alps. dave searle is climbing an ice face high in the alps. his safety depends on the strength of the ice. youre listening for a good thunk, and making sure that the ice axe isnt wobbly. but the ice in the high mountains of europe and the world is changing. for me, its been quite shocking how fast its been developing. the winters arejust much more mild. were getting rain higher up the mountain. ...

The Energy Information Administration (EIA) estimates that renewables consumption in the U.S. will increase by least 6% through 2050.