German Glaciers Facing Imminent Disappearance by 2035

Germany's glaciers, including Nördliche Schneeferner and Watzmanngletscher, are rapidly vanishing, impacting Zugspitze and the region. The only glimmer of hope lies with Höllentalferner, predicted to endure until 2035. The loss of these glaciers affects water resources, with implications for the Rhine and Inn rivers.

Glaciologists warn of the alarming melt in France, Italy, Austria, and Switzerland, emphasizing its broader consequences. Record temperatures at Zugspitze exacerbate the situation, alarming experts like Christoph Mayer.

The remaining 'dead ice' underscores the urgent need to address the dwindling glaciers threatening water supply in Alpine countries.