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Die Schneebedeckung 2008/2009 erreichte keine rekordverdächtige Ausdehnung - sie war sogar nur durchschnittlich. Viel wichtiger ist aber, dass der langfristige Trend der Schneebedeckung im Frühling, Sommer und im Jahresdurchschnitt rapide abnimmt. Dadurch wird die Erde insgesamt weniger reflektierend und nimmt noch mehr Sonnenlicht auf, wodurch die globale Erwärmung beschleunigt wird.
Im Winter 2008/2009 gab es eine Rekordschneebedeckung
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