Reporting from the roof of the world: Climate stories from Everest @OxfordSBS
Reporting from the roof of the world: Climate stories from Everest  @OxfordSBS
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In her powerful, frontline account, Subhra Priyadarshini, Chief Editor of Nature India, shares her personal photos and what she discovered on a high-altitude reporting #expedition to the #Everest region, one of the most vulnerable and least accessible places affected by climate change. Blending science, storytelling and human insight, Subhra brings to life the voices of local communities facing rising temperatures, shifting ecosystems and melting glaciers, and poses a pressing question for the global scientific community: can we help safeguard those who protect the planet’s most vital frontiers?

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