Nepal's Climate Justice Fight After Deadly August Floods — SkimNews
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- Tanuja Pandey, a climate justice activist in Nepal, was interviewed by journalist Paloma Beltran about what climate justice means for her country following a deadly glacier collapse and flooding in August.
- The interview was published by Living on Earth, described as public radio's environmental news magazine, as a collaboration piece.
- Researchers from the World Weather Attribution group were active in Nepal in the weeks following the deadly August glacier collapse and floods.
Why it matters: By centering a Nepal-based activist rather than outside reporting, the piece shifts the conversation from disaster coverage to climate accountability — asking what richer, high-emitting nations owe to frontline countries like Nepal that bear the worst consequences of a crisis they did not cause.
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