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    • CTA issues Response to China’s White Paper on Tibet’s Environment

      CTA issues Response to China’s White Paper on Tibet’s Environment

      December 31, 2018
       •  Published By Bureau Reporter
       
      Dharamshala: The Central Tibetan Administration on Monday issued an official response to China’s White paper on Tibet’s environment entitled 'Central Tibetan Administration’s Response to the People’s Republic of China’s White Paper on Tibet’s Ecology, 2018'. More
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      Assessment Report of the Recent Landslide Event in the Gyama Valley

      Assessment Report of the Recent Landslide Event in the Gyama Valley

      2013
       
       
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      The [Degrading] Third Pole

      The [Degrading] Third Pole

      2013
       
       
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      Tibet – The Third Pole and the Himalayas

      Tibet – The Third Pole and the Himalayas

      2013
       
       
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      Scarring the Land, Scraping the Wounds

      Scarring the Land, Scraping the Wounds

      2013
       
       
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    • US Congressional Commission Hears Testimony on Tibet’s Water and Environment

      US Congressional Commission Hears Testimony on Tibet’s Water and Environment

      January 27, 2012
       •  Published By Bureau Reporter
       
      DHARAMSHALA: The United States-China Economic and Security Review Commission, a congressional commission of the United States government, will hear Thursday (26 January) a written testimony on Water Security and Environment More
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      Green Tibet 2012

      Green Tibet 2012

      January, 2012
       
       
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      Green Tibet: Annual Newsletter (2012)

      Green Tibet: Annual Newsletter (2012)

      2012
       
       
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      The Impacts on the Pastoral Nomads of the Melting Tibetan Plateau

      The Impacts on the Pastoral Nomads of the Melting Tibetan Plateau

      2012
       
       
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      A Culture Endangered: Depopulating the Grasslands of the Tibetan Plateau

      A Culture Endangered: Depopulating the Grasslands of the Tibetan Plateau

      2012
       
       
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      Denial of Tibetan People’s Rights on their Native Land

      Denial of Tibetan People’s Rights on their Native Land

      2012
       
       
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      Tibet: The Third Pole, Importance of Environmental Stewardship

      Tibet: The Third Pole, Importance of Environmental Stewardship

      2012
       
       
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      Water Security and Environmental Management on the Tibetan Plateau

      Water Security and Environmental Management on the Tibetan Plateau

      2012
       
       
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      Tibet’s resource curse

      Tibet’s resource curse

      December 19, 2011
       
      Gabriel Lafitte, www.chinadialogue.net Chinese geologists exploring Tibet in the 1960s criss-crossed the plateau, searching for the mineral wealth they assumed must be abundant, but had not yet discovered. More
    • Tibet vulnerable to climate change, says Karmapa

      Tibet vulnerable to climate change, says Karmapa

      November 24, 2011
       •  Published By Bureau Reporter
       
      By Vishal Gulati, IANS, twocircles.net Dharamsala : Tibet is highly vulnerable to climate change and what happens there matters greatly to the rest of mainland Asia, the 17th Karmapa Ogyen Trinley Dorje, who is the third most important Tibetan religious head, says in a yet-to-be-published write-up. More
    • The Thaw at the Roof of the World

      The Thaw at the Roof of the World

      September 12, 2011
       •  Published By Bureau Reporter
       
      SPEAKING this week at the United Nations, President Hu Jintao of China declared that his country “fully appreciates the importance and urgency of addressing climate change." As well it should. China is beginning to realize that it has a lot to lose from the carbon dioxide that the world so blithely emits into the earth’s atmosphere. Mr. More
    • Standoff at Tibet Gold Mine

      Standoff at Tibet Gold Mine

      September 12, 2011
       •  Published By Bureau Reporter
       
      Tibetan Buddhists regard it as a sacred site. Gold deposits make Ser Ngul Lo valuable in other ways too, and tensions are rising. HONG KONG—Hundreds of villagers in the Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR) of western China are facing off against armed security forces at the site of a planned gold mine on what the Tibetans consider a sacred mountain, witnesses say. More
    • Indian water divide —Brahma Chellaney

      Indian water divide —Brahma Chellaney

      September 12, 2011
       •  Published By Bureau Reporter
       
      China’s hydro-engineering projects and plans are a reminder that Tibet is at the heart of the India-China divide. Tibet ceased to be a political buffer when China annexed it nearly six decades ago. More
    • Glacier thawing speeds up in Yangtze River sources

      Glacier thawing speeds up in Yangtze River sources

      August 24, 2011
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      XINING, July 28 (Xinhua) -- Glaciers covering almost 233 square kilometers have melted over the past 30 years in the source area of the Yangtze River, China's longest waterway, due to global warming and the melting is accelerating, experts said Tuesday. By last year, the total area of glaciers had decreased to 1,051 square kilometers from 1,283 square kilometers in 1971. More
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      EDD Response to China’s White Paper of 11 July 2011

      EDD Response to China’s White Paper of 11 July 2011

      2011
       
       
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