Environment
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Highest Mountain in Sweden Diminishes by Two Metres Every Year Due Melting Glaciers
Researchers disclose that climate change is causing the melting, and this has seen the highest mountain in Sweden - Kebnekaise - lose over 20 metres of its height since the middle of the 1990s.
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