Sustainability & Climate

How rising temperatures likely contributed to Nepal's deadly flood

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Rising temperatures have destabilized glaciers in Nepal, contributing to a catastrophic flash flood that killed over 160 people and left many missing. This event highlights the increasing risk of glacial instability leading to landslides and floods as global warming continues, posing significant threats to communities and infrastructure in mountainous regions.

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