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The Arctic meets the Himalaya
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Melting Glaciers Could Release Tons of Bacteria, New Study Finds

Researchers have recently discovered that melting glaciers - due to climate change - are releasing potentially harmful bacteria.

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Rapidly Melting Glaciers Are Releasing a Staggering Payload of Unknown Bacteria

Fast-melting glaciers are releasing staggering amounts of bacteria into rivers and streams, which could transform icy ecosystems, scientists warn.

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Vast mass of microbes being released by melting glaciers | Glaciers

Bacteria can fertilise ecosystems but need to be studied closely to identify potential pathogens, scientists say

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As springs dry up, Nepalese farmers tap into harvesting raindrops

KATHMANDU: Water scarcity in Kuinkel Thumka, a mountainous village in eastern Nepal, has for years made life difficult for residents until a few months ago, when they started to capture excess rainfall during the monsoon season. Located in the Middle Hills, between the Himalayas and Tarai, the village of 850 people lies in Kavrepalanchok district of Bagmati province, where

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