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Pues se va a poner interesante la cosa si como algunos auguran, el cambio climático hace que deje de llover/nevar "lo normal" en el Himalaya... todos los grandes ríos de la zona se nutren de ese agua, miles de millones de personas (más del 25% de la población mundial) se pueden quedar casi sin agua potable:
The Himalayan water towers
The Himalayas and adjacent mountain ranges are an important source of water for more than 25% of the global population. However, it is unknown how much snow and rain falls in those vast mountain ranges, because of the lack of observations and the inaccessibility of the terrain. Understanding how much water is available in the source areas of Asia’s large rivers is of crucial importance.
Documental sobre el cambio climático en los Himalayas
The Himalayan water towers
The Himalayas and adjacent mountain ranges are an important source of water for more than 25% of the global population. However, it is unknown how much snow and rain falls in those vast mountain ranges, because of the lack of observations and the inaccessibility of the terrain. Understanding how much water is available in the source areas of Asia’s large rivers is of crucial importance.
Documental sobre el cambio climático en los Himalayas
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