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  • Scientists Warn: 42 glacial lakes in Nepal at high risk of floods

    Forty-two glacial lakes in Nepal face extreme bursting risk. Climate change and melting glaciers threaten villages, infrastructure and lives. The authorities monitor lakes and promote early warnings.

  • Scientists discovered that climate change is responsible for the Earth's slow spinning, affecting time on Earth

    Climate change happening due to increased global warming according to two recent studies, this change is making the glacier ice is melt rapidly. The water concentration is increasing near the equator, making a mass collection in the middle that is increasing the planet's inertia, and making the Earth's day longer. The speed of the planet depends on the mass and shape of that planet.

  • Massive avalanche hits Gandhi Sarovar near Kedarnath Dham; no casualty

    Devotees who went to the temple this morning captured the avalanche, which occurred around 5 am near the Chorabari glacier, on their mobile phones

  • MC Explains: How govt plans to safeguard hydroelectric projects in the aftermath of Sikkim floods

    The CEA this week released guidelines for slope stability in hydropower projects, and had earlier set up a panel to look into the technical problems and resultant cost overruns in such projects.

  • Exclusive: At least three hydropower projects of 2,210 MW affected in Sikkim flash floods

    Two operational hydropower projects totalling 1,710 MW and one under construction project of 500 MW have been affected in the Sikkim flash floods.

  • In pics | Antarctica’s rapidly melting 'Doomsday Glacier' could rewrite global coastline

    What’s ‘Doomsday Glacier’ and why are scientists so worried about it? Here is everything you need to know

  • Antarctica's 'Doomsday Glacier' is melting faster than expected. Expect 'big changes' in sea levels

    Scientists said that a sudden melting event occurred over the course of six months which caused the Thwaites Glacier to retreat as much as 2.1 kilometres per year.

  • Pictures of the week: Stunning images from across the world

    From finding the remains of a plane that crashed into a glacier in 1968 to celebrating Ganesh Chaturthi, here are some compelling images from across the world shot this week.

  • Kim Stanley Robinson’s guide to keeping the doomsday glacier hanging on

    New projections released by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in the US put minimum sea-level rise at 12 inches within the next 28 years

  • Uttarakhand flood | What are glaciers, how do they form, and more

    Uttarakhand’s Chamoli district witnessed an avalanche and massive flooding on February 7 after a portion of the Nanda Devi glacier broke off causing overflow of the Alaknanda river system — consisting of the Alaknanda river, the Dhauli Ganga and the Rishi Ganga — all tributaries of the Ganga. But what are glaciers and how do they form? Here’s everything you need to know about glaciers, one of the most powerful geological agents that shape the Earth’s surface as they move.

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