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When Talk Deeply Ep.19 – Nepal’s mega-flood and the next climate disaster

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This year’s pattern of climate change is deeply unsettling. On August 26, a glacial-rock avalanche triggered a sudden flood in Nepal. Then on September 2, the UN acknowledged that the rise in global average…

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