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Climate change in Tibetan Plateau impacts livelihoods: Report

October 15, 2021;

National Herald In the run up to the Glasgow climate talks (COP26) and the ongoing UN biodiversity summit, a new report on Tuesday blamed China, the world’s biggest maker and user of coal, cement and steel, for climate change across the Tibetan Plateau, the world’s ‘third pole’. It says climate change greatly impacts livelihoods, even…

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