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Glaciers in Mont Blanc Range Accelerate Melting Due to Climate Change
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Glaciers in the Mont Blanc mountain range are experiencing accelerated high-altitude melting due to climate change. The Argentière glacier lost 3.41 meters in thickness, while the Mer de Glace thinned by 3.91 meters. The Bossons glacier lost 2.84 meters.
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