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Ecosystems and livelihoods separated by thousands of miles in the gulf and Himalayas are closely linked by wind patterns that sweep the Asian continent. Ready the full article by our research fellows on The Third Pole.

The Himalayas and the Arabian Gulf

Green Islamabad: Nature's Urban Blueprint

Make or break climate summits

More monstrous monsoons

Receding Glaciers and Growing Ice Stupas

Raunak Shrestha

Jul 12, 20215 min read

Receding Glaciers and Growing Ice Stupas

As glaciers recede in the Himalaya, communities in Ladakh, India are constructing their own glaciers, known as ice stupas, that can be as...

A Policy Perspective on Water Management in Nepal: Interview with Madhav Belbase

Killian Dumont & Raunak Shrestha

Jul 7, 20218 min read

A Policy Perspective on Water Management in Nepal: Interview with Madhav Belbase

Access to clean drinking water is a fundamental right in Nepal, but climate change, pollution, and lack of adequate infrastructure...

Kunda Dixit

Jun 22, 20214 min read

Manpower and Hydropower

This monsoon is a wake-up call. We ignore these moving mountains at our own peril. Photo: AMIT MACHAMASI For centuries, Nepalis have been...

Killian Dumont & Rastraraj Bhandari

Feb 19, 20213 min read

Alarm Bells from Nanda Devi

It should not take a tragedy for the Himalaya to change its approach to mountain development. Yet every disaster that occurs is a...

Kunda Dixit

Feb 17, 20213 min read

More Himalayan tsunamis

The Nanda Devi glacial lake flood on 7 February is a warning for the rest of the Himalaya to be prepared The devastating collapse of the...

Bikhyat Shrestha

Feb 10, 20217 min read

The Sanctity of Water:

The Value of Indigenous Perspectives in Understanding and Preserving Water Resources in the Kathmandu Valley My great-grandfather was a...

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