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Daniel Bardsley

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I write from the UK for The National newspaper in Abu Dhabi (@thenationalnews), mostly covering science, technology and the environment.
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Climate change raises risk of 'catastrophic' events as Nepal-Tibet flood death toll mounts

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By Daniel Bardsley
| The National Verified
Scientists have warned that landslides and glacial collapses like those behind this week’s devastating flooding in Nepal and Tibet are likely to become more common as a result of climate change. Huge waves of water and debris swept away people, roads and buildings, leaving more than 500 dead, most of them in Nepal but a small number in Tibet, and many more missing.
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Climate change raises risk of 'catastrophic' events as Nepal-Tibet flood death toll mounts

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By Daniel Bardsley
| The National Verified
Scientists have warned that landslides and glacial collapses like those behind this week’s devastating flooding in Nepal and Tibet are likely to become more common as a result of climate change. Huge waves of water and debris swept away people, roads and buildings, leaving more than 600 dead, most of them in Nepal but a small number in Tibet, and many more missing.
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Tired out? Scientists hope new brain drugs could bring end to fatigue

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By Daniel Bardsley
| The National Verified
Scientists hope a new drug could be a silver bullet when it comes to tackling tiredness. The Japanese drug Oveporexton, which mimics the role of orexins, the neurotransmitters in the brain that regulate staying awake and being alert, has been approved for use in the US.
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