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Nanda Devi reserve sees near doubling of landslide zones, new glacial lake amid climate change
DEHRADUN: Even the strictly protected core of the Nanda Devi Biosphere Reserve, closed to trekking, mountaineering and other human activities since 1983, is feeling the effects of climate change. A new decadal monitoring report has found that landslide-prone zones in the core have nearly doubled over the past decade and that a new glacial lake is forming at an altitude of about 5,000 metres. The…
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