Italy's Ventina Glacier Melting Too Fast For Monitoring

The Ventina glacier in Italy is melting quickly due to climate change, making it hard for scientists to measure it the old way.

They used to stick markers in the ice, but now the area is too unstable.

The glacier has shrunk a lot over the years, with the melting speeding up recently.

Because of rising temperatures, the snow that usually stays through the summer is disappearing.

Scientists are now using drones and other technology to keep track of the glacier.

The Alps, where the glacier is located, are warming much faster than the rest of the world.