The World’s ‘Third Pole’: Tibet and Climate Change — Tibet, the world’s largest and highest plateau, is referred to as the ‘world’s third pole’ because it contains the biggest ice fields outside of the A - Brahma Chellaney - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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Date: 2013-06-10 16:16:32 Tibetan Plateau Tibet Qinghai–Tibet Railway Himalayas Brahma Chellaney Indus River Effects of global warming on South Asia Asia Physical geography Geography of Tibet		The World’s ‘Third Pole’: Tibet and Climate Change — Tibet, the world’s largest and highest plateau, is referred to as the ‘world’s third pole’ because it contains the biggest ice fields outside of the A Add to Reading List Source URL: www.savetibet.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 199,52 KB Share Document on Facebook

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