El Mont Blanc gana casi dos metros en tres años pese al retroceso de los glaciares

The Mont Blanc, the highest peak in Western Europe, has increased in height by 1.88 meters over the last three years, reaching a new elevation of over 4,807 meters. This measurement was officially reported in Paris on October 14.

This growth is considered unexpected given the broader context of the Alpine region, where glaciers are experiencing significant retreat due to the effects of global warming. The data highlights a localized increase in altitude despite the prevailing trend of glacial decline in the surrounding mountain range.