Nepalese Minister Says Country Is Among the Main Victims of Climate Change
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SapoShisir Khanal, responsible for Nepal's foreign affairs portfolio, attributes to climate change the cause of the storm that killed at least 683 people and stresses that the country emits less than 0.01 % of greenhouse gases
Climatologist Benjamin Horton identified the Nepal floods as a consequence of climate change and criticized the international community's complacent response. He emphasized the urgency of reducing carbon emissions and the accelerated loss of Himalayan glaciers, highlighting the limitations of the Paris Agreement and the need for practical carbon removal technologies based on scientific data.
<p>Manjit Singh, representative of the Nepalese Non-Resident Association in Portugal, comments on the situation in the country after the storm that killed more than 600 people. </p>
The balance in Nepal is about 3,000 missing and 675 dead confirmed after the devastating landslide this week. Photo: AFP The Nepalese Foreign Minister warned this Saturday of the growing threat of climate change in the Himalayas, after a devastating allud caused hundreds of deaths. «Nepal issues ...
The Himalayan glaciers, a vital source of water for about two billion people, are melting more rapidly due to global warming, exposing populations to disasters.
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