Welcome And Setup

Nepal Weather Turns Strange

Glacier Floods Escalate

Building Too Close

Roads Tourism Risk

Western Ghats Warning

Risk Informed Development

 Limits of Early Alerts

Cross Border Cooperation

Closing Credits

Climate change is making extreme weather more frequent and unpredictable. But are we making its consequences worse?

Across the Himalayas and the Western Ghats, glaciers are collapsing, rainfall patterns are shifting and landslides and flash floods are becoming increasingly destructive. At the same time, roads, hotels, hydropower projects and settlements are pushing deeper into fragile landscapes.

Reported by Alenjith K Johny, narrated by Anirban Chowdhury

Climate change is making extreme weather more frequent and unpredictable. But are we making its consequences worse?
Across the Himalayas and the Western Ghats, glaciers are collapsing, rainfall patterns are shifting and landslides and flash floods are becoming increasingly destructive. At the same time, roads, hotels, hydropower projects and settlements are pushing deeper into fragile landscapes.
Reported by Alenjith K Johny, narrated by Anirban Chowdhury

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