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Nepal Debris Avalanche Highlights Climate Change Risks to Mountain Regions

Scientists warn that avalanches similar to the one that struck Nepal and Tibet are becoming more frequent due to climate change.

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Scientific American

A debris avalanche recently devastated parts of Nepal and Tibet, raising concerns among scientists about the frequency of such events. Researchers attribute the increasing occurrence of these avalanches to climate change, which is affecting mountain regions worldwide.

According to the report, other areas with high mountain terrain face similar risks as warming temperatures alter snow and ice conditions that help stabilize slopes. The incident serves as a warning for vulnerable regions beyond Nepal and Tibet.

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