Nepal's Catastrophic Floods Ignite Global Climate Justice Debate

In the shadow of the Himalayas, Nepal's rivers have swallowed more than 1,250 lives and erased entire communities from the map — not as a consequence of local choices, but as the downstream toll of a warming world that Nepal itself has done almost nothing to create. The catastrophe along the Bhotekoshi-Trisuli basin is forcing a reckoning that transcends disaster relief: who bears moral and financial responsibility when the most vulnerable nations suffer most from the excesses of the most powerful? Nepal's leaders are carrying this question to the world's highest diplomatic stage, insisting th