K. Miner, P. Mayewski, S. Baidya, K. Broad, H. Clifford, A. Gajurel, Bibek Giri, M. Hubbard, Corey Jaskolski, H. Koldewey, Wei Li, T. Matthews, I. Napper, Baker Perry, M. Potocki, J. Priscu, A. Tait, Richard C. Thompson, Subash Tuladhar Climate Change Institute, U. Maine, Usa Jet Propulsion Lab, C. I. O. Technology., Usa Department of Environmental Sciences, Montana State University, U. Geology, Tribhuvan University, Nepal Dept. of Geography, Environment, Loughborough University, UK Dept. of Geography, Planning, A. S. University, Usa International Marine Litter Research Unit, U. Plymouth, Uk London, London, U. Earth, Climate Sciences, Usa National Geographic Society, DC Washington, Usa Department of Hydrology, Meteorology, Kathmandu, Nepal Abess Center for Ecosystem Science, Policy., University of Miami, Usa Dept. of Land Resources, E. Sciences, Usa Virtual Wonders, Llc, Wisconsin., Usa
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Emergent risks in the Mt. Everest region in the time of anthropogenic climate change
In April and May 2019, as a part of the National Geographic and Roxel Perpetual Planet Everest Expedition, the most interdisciplinary scientific ever was launched. This research identified changing dynamics, including emergent risks resulting from natural and anthropogenic change to the natural system. We have identified compounded risks to ecosystem and human health, geologic hazards, and changing climate conditions that impact the local community, climbers, and trekkeers in the future. This review brings together perspectives from across the biological, geological, and health sciences to better understand emergent risks on Mt. Everest and in the Khumbu region. Understanding and mitigating these risks is critical for the ~10,000 people living in the Khumbu region, as well as the thousands of visiting trekkers and the hundreds of climbers who attempt to summit each year.
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