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Alpine World Cup Begins on Melting Sölden Glacier: "Sad"

During the weekend, the alpine World Championship starts – on glacier snow in Sölden. The Swedish Olympic Games champion Sara Hector has seen how quickly the snow supply decreases and glaciers melt away. It feels very sad, she says.

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