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Nepal-Tibet Tragedy Sparks a Bitter Divide Over Water and Trust

NEPAL – High in the rugged peaks of the Langtang mountain range, a silent threat had been building for weeks. On the morning of August 26, that threat became a horrifying reality as a massive glacier collapsed along the Nepal-China border. The resulting wall of black water, mud, and debris tore through the valley, wiping […] The post Nepal-Tibet Tragedy Sparks a Bitter Divide Over Water and Trust…

Nepal-Tibet Tragedy Sparks a Bitter Divide Over Water and Trust

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