The tragic debris-laden flash flooding in the Himalayas is a terrifying event and we stand with all those affected by its devastating impacts.
As scientific analysis continues to emerge, what remains clear is that the accelerated warming of the Himalayas is happening much faster than the global average, causing glacial melting and retreat, with grave risks for communities…
Source: Climate Council
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