Police say the melting glaciers have led to the reemergence of bodies of those who were reported missing several decades ago.
Police say a DNA analysis helped identify the remains as belonging to a 38-year-old German mountain climber who was reported missing in September 1986.No further details about the climber’s identity or his cause of death have been revealed.
Scientists announced earlier this week that July is on track to be Earth’s hottest month ever recorded.
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