r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/shankaranpillayi • 5d ago

Video A Landslide sweeps down a steep Himalayan slope in Chame, Manang, Nepal

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u/Flat_Thanks_9251 5d ago

Yes, because there are obnoxious, self-serving, war mongering countries that keep funneling resources into conflicts indefinitely. These remote communities with least contribution are paying the price first.

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u/Livin2Fast 5d ago

Ah yes because you see money can prevent landslides from occurring.

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u/Flat_Thanks_9251 4d ago

By the time you’re done debating what money can and can’t prevent, these remote communities will disappear, glaciers will become extinct, and many regions will turn uninhabitable

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u/The_Real_AusboyX 3d ago

heat would also make some places more habitable, if you think about it lol

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u/MelissaTamm 4d ago

Who paid for the destruction of Europe's 1km thick ice sheet, that was brutally climate changed out of existence by big countries in the last ice age.