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Opinion India, Nepal and beyond: When a glacier bursts, it harms and kills long after the water recedes

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By Shashank Joshi Verified
| The Indian Express Verified
We have framed glacial lake outburst floods as a problem of hydrology. After the latest Nepal disaster, it is time to frame them as a problem of health. The Indian Himalaya holds well over 7,500 glacial lakes. The Central Water Commission now flags hundreds inside Indian territory whose surface areas are expanding and which require vigorous monitoring. ISRO’s inventories have shown lakes doubling in extent over a few decades. The Hindu Kush Himalaya is warming faster than the global mean.
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May we live 100 autumns

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By Shashank Joshi Verified
| MSN India Verified
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Opinion In Good Faith: May we live 100 autumns

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By Shashank Joshi Verified
| The Indian Express Verified
Last week in my OPD, two lives sat side by side. One was 42 — diabetes, high blood pressure, fatty liver — already carrying three medicines. The other was 89, from a quiet village near Ratnagiri. Clear eyes, unhurried gait, not a single tablet. She walked three kilometres every morning as naturally as she breathed.
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