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	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 Document Date: 2013-06-10 16:16:32 Open Document File Size: 199,52 KB Share Result on Facebook City Delhi / / Continent Asia / / Country Pakistan / Vietnam / China / Tibet / India / China; Tibet / / Event Environmental Issue / / Facility Center of Policy Research / / IndustryTerm climate change solutions / climate change solution / river systems / sustainable systems / food / / NaturalFeature Mekong / Tibetan plateau / / Organization Meteorological Bureau / Center of Policy Research / Chinese government / / Person Oliver W Frauenfeld / Hu Jintao / Brahma Chellaney / Tingjun Zhang / / Position President / Scientist / Professor of Strategic Studies / hydrologist / / ProvinceOrState Qinghai / / PublishedMedium New Scientist / / Region Antarctic / central Tibet / East Africa / eastern China / south Asia / southeast Asia / northern China / / SocialTag 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 AAdd to Reading List