HYDROELECTRIC UNCERTAINTY IN SOUTH ASIA
Stretching east to west over 2,000km and comprising over 60,000 sq kms of ice, the Hindu Kush-Karakoram-Himalayan glaciers are a source of water for the quarter of humanity that lives in South Asia. Glaciers are natural reservoirs and regulators of water for rivers for domestic and industrial consumption, and for irrigation and hydroelectric dams. Glaciers are melting faster in the Himalayas than anywhere e ...
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