Trient
Britishnoun
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More than 200 people gathered at the foot of the Trient glacier, situated along one of Western Europe’s tallest mountain ranges, the Mont Blanc massif, to call attention to the impact of climate change on Switzerland’s natural landscape.
From Reuters
Switzerland's Turtmann Glacier in the same canton as Trient, split in two last month, losing 300,000 cubic metres in a dramatic collapse here caught on camera.
From Reuters
Sitting at an altitude of 3,000-3,2000 metres, the Trient glacier has already receded by more than 1,000 metres over the last 30 years.
From Reuters
The government says 90% of the 1,500 glaciers remaining—including Trient—will go by the end of the century if nothing is done to cut emissions.
From Reuters
Climbing up from Martigny, there are tantalising glimpses of the ravine cut by the River Trient.
From The Guardian
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