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Devastating Flash Flood in Nepal Triggered by Massive Rock and Ice Detachment
Scientists have reconstructed the events behind a catastrophic flash flood in Nepal caused by 200 million cubic meters of rock and ice breaking off at high altitude. The incident highlights growing risks from glacier retreat and permafrost thaw in the Himalayas.
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