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Introduction
Press articles
Imja lake outburst threat looms large, by Rajesh Barma (ht 05/06/2010), Enough, says the cuckoo bird: For locals living downstream of Imja glacial lake, knowledge of an
imminent flood has brought mostly-unwelcome paranoia, by Smriti Mallapaty (kp 12/06/2010)
Himalayan tsunami: "I saw a huge wall of dark brown water approaching us", by Kunda Dixit (nt 04/12/2009)
Beat-the-GLOF Action Run to raise awareness of glacial floods (nn 17/06/2009)
Swelling Imja lake puts Khumbu region in peril, by Razen Manandhar (ht 15/05/2008)
The heat is on: The consequences of climate change are evident in Khumbu, by Norbu Sherpa (nt 27/10/2006)
Crazy
weather: Locals near Everest fret about Mother Nature’s next
surprise, by Navin Singh Khadka (nt 24/03/2006)
Highest
atmospheric pollution monitoring station comes into operation in
Nepal
(TMC Net 25/02/2006)
Melting
glacier worries locals, by Ang Chhiring Sherpa (kp 04/07/2005), Glacial
menace (kp 05/07/2005)
Meltdown:
The people of Khumbu see the effects of global warming all around them,
by Naresh Newar (nt 08/10/2004)
Karma
Doma helps conserve forest, by Kripa Sharma (ht 03/06/2004)
Saving Sagarmatha:
There isn’t much garbage now on the world’s most popular trekking route,
by Mudita Bajracharya (nt 02/04/2004)
Winter wonderland:
A ‘domesticated tourist’ discovers a Khumbu deep in snow, by Anil
Shrestha (nt 16/01/2004), Namche in winter:
It’s slow, but not dull, by Jemina Sherpa (nt 16/01/2004)
Save Sagarmatha:
Kathmandu Valley is already on the list of endangered world heritage sites. Let Sagarmatha not be
next, by Luis Paulo M. Ferraz (Nepali Times, 07/11/2003)
Khumbu’s wild dogs:
The forests in Sagarmatha National Park have a new predator, by Navin
Singh Khadka (Nepali Times, 06/06/2003)
Goodbye, International Year of Mountains 2002,
by Surendra Phuyal (Kathmandu Post, 26/12/2002)
Computer donated to Sagarmatha Pollution Control Committee
(Kathmandu Post, 10/10/2002)
Sagarmatha National Park — a success
story, by Renu Kshetry (Himalayan Times, 04/10/2002)
Call to maintain clean environment in Everest region
(Kathmandu Post, 19/06/2002)
Community forests, resources and responsibilities,
by Pasang Gelzen Sherpa (Kathmandu Post, 30/05/2002)
Minister Shrestha opens office building
(Rising Nepal, 09/11/2001)
What a piece of work,
by Deependra Joshi (Sunday Post, 29/07/2001)
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(Kantipur, 26/05/2001)
The
Tragedy in the Himalayas: The highest summit or the highest junkyard? by
Raji Dhital (Wave Magazine, May 2001)
Part 2, Part
3. See also 1,600 kgs of refuse from Everest collected
(Kathmandu Post, 27/05/2001), Sherpas
clear 4.3 tons of trash from Mt. Everest (Environmental News Network,
25/05/2001) and ;u/dfyfdf ;/;kmfO{
(Dristi, 29/05/2001)
Forest fire in Sagarmatha National Park
(Kathmandu Post, 19/03/2001). See also Park fire razes on
(Kathmandu Post, 20/03/2001)
Conservation merit award to 2 Nepalis
(Rising Nepal, 15/11/2000)
Background
Sagarmatha
National Park
Khumbu
- Country of the Sherpas, by R.G.M. Willan
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