Fragility of Himalayan Ecosystem: Challenges of Disaster Management
The Himalayan ecosystem, characterized by its biodiversity and vulnerability, faces increasing challenges in disaster management due to climate change impacts, including glacial melting, landslides, and floods. Effective mitigation and adaptation strategies are essential for safeguarding this fragile region.
Challenges of Disaster Management in the Himalayan Region
- Geological and Climatic Vulnerability: The Himalayas are geologically young and tectonically active, making them prone to earthquakes and landslides. Additionally, the region's steep slopes and heavy rainfall during monsoon seasons contribute to frequent landslides and flash floods.
- Glacial Melting and GLOFs: Climate change is accelerating glacial melt, leading to the formation of glacial lakes. These ....
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