Tirthankar Ghosh·Oct 25The Schlagintweit Brothers: Contributions to Early Himalayan GlaciologyThe Schlagintweits’ extraordinary journey into the Himalaya and the scientific legacy that nearly disappeared.
InThe Environmentby'Wine' Roland Mucciarelli·Oct 11Watching Glaciers Die: a visual story from SpaceThis is the visual power of multi-temporal satellite imagery: not a prediction, but a record. A confession written in ice.
InILLUMINATIONbyMohd Younus Bhat·Oct 6The Ministry for the FuturePART- IA response icon2A response icon2
Tucker Lieberman·Oct 5That You May Choose Your Path Through the IceNature is a force in which we move, and it gives us limits
Sarahasad·Sep 28When the Ice Is Gone: Preparing Gilgit Baltistan for a Future Beyond Its Glaciers“When the well’s dry, we know the worth of water.” Benjamin Franklin, Poor Richard’s AlmanackA response icon1A response icon1
Elizabeth Kilcoyne·Sep 26Millions of Years Later, Still Raw and Amazing!Twenty million years ago, volcanic ridges burst above the ocean through repeated eruptions from hot spots below. Lava covered the land as…
Ravindra Bohra·Sep 3When the Mountains Cry: Nepal’s Floods and a Call the World Cannot IgnoreBy Ravindra Bohra
Queen Suraajini Rajendran·Aug 31What a Himalayan Field Trip Taught Me About the Nepal Floods — And Why Resilience Isn’t Just a…We reached HIMANSH after days of travel, and for the first three days I could barely function. My heart rate wouldn’t settle, my blood…
