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Climate Change Linked to Deadly Mountain Collapse in Nepal
A glacier and rock collapse in Nepal caused nearly 1,400 deaths and left thousands missing, with scientists linking the disaster to climate change. The collapse, which occurred on August 26, was exacerbated by warming temperatures that destabilized the mountain slope over time. Researchers noted that the region's early warning systems were insufficient to handle the rapid onset of the disaster.
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A glacier and rock collapse in Nepal caused nearly 1,400 deaths and left thousands missing, with scientists linking the disaster to climate change. The collapse, which occurred on August 26, was exacerbated by warming temperatures that destabilized the mountain slope over time. Researchers noted that the region's early warning systems were insufficient to handle the rapid onset of the disaster.
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