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Spain can lose the biggest ice

Spain can lose the biggest ice
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It is estimated that the largest iceul Aneto, located in Piraeus Mountains between Spain and France, can melt within 10 years. According to the news of El Pais, a group of researchers from the Institute of Ecology to Piraeus found formations that include institution, bacteria and rock particles on the ground of the country’s largest iceulu Aneto. It was determined that black mucosa formations accelerate the heat from the sun to the melt of the bruises. The researcher Nacho Lopez-Moreno and his team measured the thickness of the iceul by using the ground radar (GPR).

Buzul 30 meters eridi
In the research, the melting speed of Aneto from 1981 to present was calculated three times. Only 3 meters in 2022, in total, 30 meters thick melted iceulda 64 percent mass loss. The researchers announced that the number 52 in 1850 in Piraeus remained only 21 in 2020. The remaining frosts were noted almost 90 percent of the surface areas. “Buzul loses 1.5 meters every year in recent years. If we assume that the average thickness is 11 meters, then Lopez-Moreno said that Aneto Buzulu may not be within 10 years. The record was broken in the highest air temperatures in the third hot wave in Spain. According to the data registered since 1928, the Spanish Meteorology Institute (AEMET) announced that the air temperature record was broken with 45.4°C measured on July 18 in the Figueres district of Girona city. [

Source: Climate Change