Research by the ETH in Zurich says climate change is making the day longer.
Melting polar ice, which is filling the oceans, is slowing the rotation of the earth.
The findings have been published in the journal of the US National Academy of Sciences, Proceedings.
But you don’t need to adjust your calendar yet – the effect is estimated at 1.3 milliseconds a century.
The moon, and the tides it causes, is slowing the planet by 2.4 milliseconds a century.
Bern looks at massive budget cuts
The Confederation is looking to cut CHF 5bn from the national budget in the next five years.
Geneva council demands help for TdG
The Geneva City Council have passed a motion demanding the media group Tamedia reverse a decision to sack nearly 300 workers and close two printing works.
Mental health needs to be taken seriously
The impact on mental health needs to be taken into account in the event of another pandemic.
Storms will cost Valais millions
The damage caused by the summer storms that hit canton Valais will cost CHF 125m.
Electricity prices to fall
Electric bills are set to come down by about 10% next year – that’s an average cut of CHF 140 per household.
Pools to open longer - thanks to climate change
Local authorities across French speaking Switzerland are adapting to climate change – and extending the times the swimming pools are open.
