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- Climate Concerns in Nepal's Far-flung Districts
Climate Concerns in Nepal's Far-flung Districts
By Om Astha Rai on 20 Apr 2012
Walking through the GHT, Appa has witnessed several things that show how climate change is impacting people. One of the most striking evidences of climate change witnessed by Appa is a recently formed ice lake in Sikles of Kaski, just 2,500 meters above sea level.
