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Melting glaciers sing their dying songs. Julia Calfee recorded them

Respected American photographer, Julia Calfee, has spent a few months near a glacier in southeastern Switzerland to record the sound of melting ice, as part of her latest multimedia project on global warming. (SF/swissinfo)

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