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US GLACIERS FACE FLOOD RISKS, TOO

DT·28 August 2026, 12:10 pm·1 MIN READ

US GLACIERS FACE FLOOD RISKS, TOO
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  • Nepal
  • glacier

The deadly glacier disaster in Nepal is drawing attention to similar hazards in North America, where scientists warn that retreating glaciers and growing glacial lakes can trigger sudden floods. Alaska is particularly vulnerable, with Juneau experiencing recurring glacier-related flooding from Suicide Basin.

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