The Danger Beneath The Surface: Why Nepal’s Deadly Floods Were So Hard To Predict
Rising temperatures are not only melting glaciers and leaving behind glacial lakes, boulders and rocks, but are also degrading the permafrost beneath the surface.
Rising temperatures are not only melting glaciers and leaving behind glacial lakes, boulders and rocks, but are also degrading the permafrost beneath the surface.
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Nepal floods on August 26 caused 1,225 deaths and 4,757 missing across Nepal and Tibet. Devastation seen in Devighat, Nuwakot.
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