The Slippery Slope Of Global Warming, From A Melting Mont-Blanc Glacier
COURMAYEUR — When the alarm sounded last year, it was because the ice on the Mont Blanc, on the border between Italy and France, was moving too quickly. Its front had broken away from the rest of the ice lobe, separated by a huge crack, and descended three meters per day. Experts feared that 250 th...
Source: worldcrunch.com
