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Recent waning snowpack in the Alps is unprecedented in the last six centuries
M. Carrer, R. Dibona, et al.
Snow cover is disappearing faster than your favorite winter sport can be canceled! Research by Marco Carrer, Raffaella Dibona, Angela Luisa Prendin, and Michele Brunetti reveals that snowpack duration in the Alps has drastically reduced, with current cover being 36 days shorter than the long-term average. Discover the implications of this unprecedented decline on climate and society.
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