Swiss glaciers have lost 5.5% of their ice this year, marking the second-largest annual decline on record. The reduction is attributed to prolonged heat waves and below-average snowfall, experts say.
Reported from Zurich, Switzerland, the findings underscore growing concerns over the accelerating impact of climate change on the nation’s glacial systems.
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