We talk a lot about drought and climate change in scientific markers that don't translate its true effects on people. Tulsi Rauniyar's work has been a consistent window into how climate change actually shapes the lives of those unheard from. Read her latest: bbc.com/future/article…

Huge flood in the Everest region. It might be GLOF but we are not yet sure. It might be LDOF also. onlinekhabar.com/2024/08/152515…

I wrote a #story last year and how chuffed I am to say that it's finally seen the light of day. Read my latest for the Foreign Policy. Link: foreignpolicy.com/2024/09/13/nep…

Read my latest for Foreign Policy 👇

Strength emerges not from victory but from embracing the vastness of what humbles us. I find so much humility in Rilke’s words. Definitely take this spirit into 2025! #Rilke #TheManWatching"

Thrilled to have moderated a stage with these inspiring changemakers at the Global Voices summit! 🌍 Together, we explored ideas for a more inclusive and equitable state of environment journalism in the Third Pole 📷 #GlobalVoicesSummit #Collaboration #Inspiration #Changemakers

You know those inspiring #Everest summit photos we see? I wanted to talk to the people who actually make those moments possible. What I found completely changed the way I think about mountaineering in #Nepal. Read my latest for BBC ✍️ bbc.com/future/article…

Another great story by Tulsi Rauniyar. On Everest, Sherpas put their lives on the line for their clients. What a devastating quote: "The tragedy isn't just that he died, but that dying was the most professionally appropriate choice he could make."

Kudos ! Tulsi Rauniyar ❣️