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Slovenia's Triglav glacier vanishes after scorching summer
The last patch of ice has disappeared from the Triglav glacier on Slovenia's highest peak, a mountain central to the nation's identity. The glacier lost 93% of its area between 1983 and 2003, then clung on for two decades before Europe's hottest years melted it to small pockets. New photos taken this month confirm no ice remains.

This summary is based on reporting by The Guardian.
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