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Here Are A Few Facts About The Five Tallest Mountains In Africa - Vimarsana News

Here Are A Few Facts About The Five Tallest Mountains In Africa

Africa has it all, from the sweeping Sahara Desert to the mighty Victoria Falls which sits between Zambia and Zimbabwe. Small wonder it has attracted curious outsiders for so many years. The continent is also home to several tall mountains. You can climb them with good training and the aid of an experienced guide. If… Continue reading Here Are A Few Facts About The Five Tallest Mountains In Africa

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See the magnificent but melting glaciers of the Rwenzori mountains - Vimarsana News

See the magnificent but melting glaciers of the Rwenzori mountains

Spanning Uganda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the glaciers of this little-studied mountain range may vanish this decade. These stunning photographs capture them before they disappear

Walking on the moon: climbing the Rwenzoris - Vimarsana News

Walking on the moon: climbing the Rwenzoris

 At just 120km long, the Rwenzori mountains range is hardly the longest in the world. But each of its six peaks, more than 4 500m tall

For Uganda's vanishing glaciers, time is running out - Vimarsana News

For Uganda's vanishing glaciers, time is running out

The loss of the once-sprawling ice fields in Uganda’s Rwenzori Mountains has profound implications for local communities, uniquely adapted species, and scientists studying the climate record.

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Time Is Running Out for Uganda's Vanishing Glaciers - Vimarsana News

Time Is Running Out for Uganda's Vanishing Glaciers

A muddy trek reveals the last remnants of the Rwenzori Mountains’ once-sprawling ice fields, a loss for scientists studying the climate record.

Source: wired.com