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Nepal Floods: Impact of Climate Crisis

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By Daniel Murdiyarso, Neli Triana
| Kompas Daily and Kompas.id Verified
There is no rain, no storm; the changing climate can rage due to rising temperatures. The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) reports that the current average temperature increase is 1.48 degrees Celsius, nearing the dangerous threshold of 1.5 degrees Celsius. This temperature increase is undeniable (unequivocal), and may be the main cause of the melting and collapse of glaciers in the Himalayas, which trigger rock slides that then dam up massive river flows to form glacial lakes.
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Banjir Nepal, Dampak Krisis Iklim

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By Daniel Murdiyarso, Neli Triana
| Kompas Daily and Kompas.id Verified
Tidak ada hujan, tidak ada badai, iklim yang berubah bisa mengamuk berkat kenaikan suhu. Organisasi Meteorologi Sedunia (WMO) melaporkan kenaikan suhu rata-rata saat ini adalah 1,48 derajat celsius, sudah mendekati batas bahaya 1,5 derajat celsius.
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COP30 divides the world between forests and fossil fuels

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By Daniel Murdiyarso
| The Jakarta Post Verified
T he 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30), billed as the “rainforest COP” and the “implementation COP” by host Brazil and which was marked by a fire incident, has concluded. While its outcomes may not be as groundbreaking as the Kyoto Protocol in 1997, the Bali Road Map in 2007 or the Paris Agreement in 2015, Brazil deserves recognition for navigating such complex negotiations spanning energy, land, food, health, funding, indigenous communities and local populations.
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