Annette Young hosts Joseph Shea, Glaciologist and Associate Professor at the University of Northern BC. Shea explains that the catastrophe should be viewed as a compound event in which a glacier failure and a massive landslide occurred simultaneously. His analysis places the disaster within the broader, well-documented transformation of the Himalayas driven by rising global temperatures. As warming reshapes high-mountain environments, scientists may increasingly need to recognize subtle precursors to rare but potentially devastating cascading hazards.
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