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Bavaria's remaining glaciers continue to melt

The report says Bavaria's last glaciers, including Blaueis, Watzmann and Schneeferner, are shrinking. It documents an ongoing environmental hazard linked to sustained warming.

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Loss of alpine glaciers can affect ecosystems, water availability and slope stability, though the immediate wider impact is limited.

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Alpine glaciers continue to melt rapidly

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