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...Walter Immerzeel, a mountain hydrologist at Utrecht University in the Netherlands who contributed to the new report.
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Walter Immerzeel is a mountain hydrologist at Utrecht University in the Netherlands and contributed to the new report.
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{ "person": "Walter Immerzeel", "occupation": "mountain hydrologist", "affiliation": "Utrecht University" } - UUID
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https://nytimes.com/2026/09/16/climate/nepal-tibet-flood-climate-change.html
A new study concludes that rising temperatures played a 'very strong' role in the devastating Himalayan floods in Nepal and Tibet last month. The warming destabilized permafrost and ice, contributing to the rock collapse and subsequent mudslides.
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