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Hundreds of thousands still at risk of climate-linked floods in Nepal

Hundreds of thousands in Nepal face flood risk as climate disasters escalate.

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  • Primary Driver: Hundreds of thousands in Nepal face flood risk as climate disasters escalate.
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According to coverage from NBC News, hundreds of thousands of people in Nepal live in areas prone to climate-linked floods. This threat is not new; the Nepalese Himalayas have been experiencing a decade of disasters, including floods, landslides, and glacial lake outbursts, as reported by The World Economic Forum.

Coverage from The Conversation notes that almost 300,000 people now reside in flood-prone areas in the Nepalese Himalayas, with The New York Times adding that Nepal is building more in vulnerable areas, increasing the risk of further disasters.

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How many people are at risk of climate-linked floods in Nepal?

Hundreds of thousands

What is the source of the threat?

Climate-related disasters

What is the decade-long impact on the Nepalese Himalayas?

A decade of disasters, including floods, landslides, and glacial lake outbursts

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