scientists have been holding a memorial service for it, as imogen foulkes reports.ists believe, of the threats to climate change to the fragile alpine environment. translation: at the end of the ceremony i asked god‘s blessing to give us hope and courage, because only we will not succeed. climate change is so important. the protection of the environment is so important. the challenge to everything, to every human being, is so everything, to every human being, is so great, but we need the help of heaven. once a mighty sweep of blue iglesia lies high in the alps, the pizol glacier has lost 90% of its volume injust pizol glacier has lost 90% of its volume in just over a pizol glacier has lost 90% of its volume injust over a decade. —— glacial ice high in the alps. now it is reduced to a few frozen lumps, and soon they‘ll be gone too. translation: you see, the ice is broken up into lots of small pieces, and everywhere rocks and boulders are surfacing. that shows that what is left of the glacier is very, very thin and is about to disappear completely. all of switzerland'

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scientists have been holding a memorial service for it, as imogen foulkes reports.declared officially dead. a worrying sign, environmentalists believe, of the threat from climate change to the fragile environment. at the end of the ceremony i asked for god's blessing for courage because only we will not succeed. climate change is important, protection of the environment is extremely important in the challenge to every human being is so great that we need the help of heaven. once a mighty sweep of ice high in the alps, it has lost 90% of its volume in just over a decade. now it is reduced to a few frozen lumps, and soon they will be gone, too. you'll see the ice is broken up into lots of small pieces — that shows what is left of the glacier is very thin and is about to disappear completely. all of switzerland's 1500 glaciers are sinking fast. it is normalfor it is normal for the it is normalfor the ice to it is normal for the ice to retreat over time. this accelerated decline is due, scientists are convinced, to rising global temperatures. the glaciers are more than

here's our correspondent imogen foulkes on what's been happening today.lacier. you've got local people, you've got climbers, hikers environmentalists, also glacier specialists who've been charting the demise of this glacier for some years now. and the problem is it's basically not a glacier any more, because it's been reduced to a few frozen lumps, the rock and the earth and the mud are poking up in between. it's just broken up, what's left of the ice, and there isn't much left, it will be gone very, very soon. but we have in this country a population that cares very deeply about the environment. and we have a number of very, very advanced research glacier research units, here in bern at the university of zurich as well. and they have been charting the decline of switzerland's glaciers over many many years. now we know glaciers are supposed to retreat and then advance, that's normal. what we're seeing right now is a really fast, unexpected, not normal retreat. and i've talked to numerous glaciologists in switzerland involved in this work, and they are act

from berne, imogen foulkes reports grieving for a place year.ironmentalists believe of the threat from climate change to the fragile environment. at the end of the ceremony i asked gods blessing for courage because only we will succeed, climate change is important, protection of the environment is extremely important in the challenge to every human being is so great that we need the help of heaven. once a mighty sweep of ice high in the alps, it has lost 90% of its volume and just over a decade. now it is reduced to a few frozen lumps and soon, there will be gone too. you'll make you see the ice is broken up into lots of small pieces that shows what is left of the grey share is very thin and is about to disappear completely. all of switzerland's place years are slinking fast. this accelerated decline is due, and scientists are convinced, to rising global temperatures. the glaciers are more than just parts of the alpine scenery, they are a vital water source for europe and they provide the glue that holds the mountains together. without them, roc

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