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CTA launches COP25: Climate Action for Tibet Campaign

Dharamshala: Ahead of the COP25 UN Climate Summit to be held in Spain on December 2 -13, 2019, the Central Tibetan Administration launched the 2nd ‘Climate Action for Tibet: The Earth’s Third Pole’ campaign, urging the world leaders…

TIBET: Time to Declare a Climate Emergency

By Michael Buckley On Friday, September 20 and 27, students around the world will strike for climate crisis action — joined by adults — with protests planned for hundreds of cities around the world. Tibet…

South Asian Perspectives on News of Rapid Himalayan Glacier Melt

Nabilah Islam The “Third Pole” glaciers of the Himalayas feed into the major rivers of South Asia, providing vital freshwater. This resource is essential to the development of national and local communities and economies. With…

Climate Change and Tibet Discussed at University College London

21st June 2019, London: The President Dr. Lobsang Sangay joined eminent scientist Professor Chris Rapley CBE, Professor of Climate Science at UCL, for a panel discussion on Climate Change and Tibet at University College London’s…

China’s 60 Years of Environmental Destruction in Tibet

-By Zamlha Tempa Gyaltsen, Environment Research Fellow, Tibet Policy Institute China’s latest white paper on Tibet, once again highlights Beijing’s absolute lack of understanding of Tibet’s History and its unwillingness to read beyond government documents.

The World’s Third Pole Is Melting

How can Asian countries survive without Tibetan glaciers and water? The Tibetan plateau, which holds the Hindu Kush Himalaya (HKH) ice sheet, is known as the world’s “Third Pole.” It holds the largest number of…

Water Purification as Defined by Nature

  By Amelia Rozelle Wetlands are valuable ecosystems which naturally purify water. By this action and a lot of different benefits, they are considered to be indispensable.

RAIDING TIBET’S RESOURCES

In recent years, China’s exploitation of Tibet’s natural resources has gathered pace significantly. Tibetans have no power to protect their own land and must watch the economic benefits of its resources flow out of their…

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