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Himalayas nearing tipping point: Glacier loss puts India at risk

Times of India - India ·
Himalayas nearing tipping point: Glacier loss puts India at risk

Recent studies reveal that Himalayan glaciers are melting at an unprecedented rate, posing a critical threat to water supplies for millions in the region.

This alarming rate of ice loss not only raises concerns about water availability but also destabilizes glacial lakes, heightening the risk of catastrophic floods and landslides.

The potential reduction in river flows following peak water periods further exacerbates India’s vulnerability to these environmental challenges.

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