The Himalayan region is often called the "Third Pole." It holds the most snow and ice outside the polar areas. This region serves as the main water source for nearly two billion people in Asia. Snowmelt plays a major role in feeding rivers, especiall
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Research Project › Earth, Atmosphere & Environment Sciences
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Research Project › Earth, Atmosphere & Environment Sciences