Deadly Glacier Collapse in Italy ‘Linked Directly to Climate Change’
A rescue helicopter flies on July 4, 2022 over a glacier that collapsed the day before on the mountain of Marmolada, the highest in the Dolomites, one day after a record-high temperature was recorded at the glacier's summit in the Italian Alps. At least six people were killed when the glacier collapsed. (Photo: Pierre Teyssot/AFP via Getty Images).
At least seven people were killed when a glacier slid down a mountainside near a popular climbing route in the Alps on Sunday.
JULIA CONLEY
Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi joined scientists in pointing to the climate emergency as the cause of a deadly glacier collapse in the Italian Alps on Sunday afternoon, saying policymakers must act to ensure avalanches don't become a more regular occurrence.
The collapse of the gla...










