2021 Nepal floods, attributed to climate change, killed over 240 people and increased rainfall by 10%.

A World Weather Attribution study found that human-induced climate change intensified Nepal's September floods, which killed over 240 people. The analysis indicated that rainfall was about 10% heavier due to climate change. The report underscores the need to limit development in flood-prone areas and enhance early warning systems to mitigate future disasters. The research highlights the increasing vulnerability of Asian countries to extreme weather linked to climate change.

October 16, 2024
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