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Nepal: From 6,200 Meters to 150 Km/h - How the Huge Disaster Was Caused

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A sequence of natural phenomena, rather than a single incident, appears to be behind the disaster.
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Explore the Agron Portal and stay up to date on agribusiness, science and economics. Discover the knowledge that drives its success! The article analyzes the physical and geological sequence that caused the recent flood in Nepal, caused by massive ice and rock detachment in the Himalayas. The text explains how the formation of a natural dam and subsequent repressing in narrow valleys created a highly destructive debris wave. In addition to addre…

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More than 330 dead, more than 1,500 disappeared, entire villages scratched off the map in a few minutes: the record of Nepal's valleys near the Tibetan border gives rise to vertigo. But what makes this catastrophe even more disturbing is its origin. No major earthquake announced, not [...]

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The detachment caused the rupture of a natural lake dam and created a flood wave that traveled approximately 100 kilometers, causing extensive damage.…More...

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