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A dam in India was swept away by a glacier avalanche. Really horrible but be careful of attribution. Many are blaming the glacier letting lose on global warming but that is not the case. This is more likely due to impacts of large dams and roads in the Himalayas that Indian rivers highlight. An emphasis on climate breakdown can obscure the role of flawed policies and projects in fragile areas. Moreover, as David DuByne already suggested in a video we already featured such events will become more frequent as the global electric circuit changes and effects the low velocity zone and elasticity of the subduction zone. Not only are we seeing rare planetary configurations but we are also entering the galactic sheet. Man made climate change has become the whipping boy for all the changes that we are seeing. Just as it becomes colder they want to shut down our means of keeping warm and transporting and producing food. Makes perfect sense if you want a smaller population. It is not man made it is all space weather.
As many as 150 people are feared dead in northern India after a Himalayan glacier broke and swept away a hydroelectric dam. https://t.co/KNJrUwCMpI
— SBS News (@SBSNews) February 7, 2021
Indian Air Force shares recce initial report from site of Uttarakhand flash flood
— ANI (@ANI) February 7, 2021
Visuals from broken Rishiganga Project Dam near Tapovan (pic 1), road & bridge broken due to Rubble at entrance at Malari valley (pic 2)
(Pic source-IAF) pic.twitter.com/4xmMJ1uGL7
2 Feb 2021: Live Storage Capacity Estimates for Indian Dams Is Based on Outdated Data – The Wire Science https://t.co/dyvJI07AKO
— Laura McDonald 🌊🧼 (@DigitalMedia_LM) February 2, 2021
Here is the video that I previously posted about a week ago.