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The Rasuwa flood was described by survivors as a wall of water. It was not water. What reached those villages in the Rasuwa district of Nepal was more than half solid material by volume, closer to wet concrete than to a river, carrying boulders large enough to destroy buildings on impact. That is why the Nepal flood left total destruction where an ordinary flood would have left standing walls. And the Nepal glacier collapse that caused it did not happen anywhere near those villages. It happened thousands of metres above them, kilometres up the valley. Here is what almost no coverage of the Rasuwa flood explains. The mass that came off that mountain was not large enough to do this. On satellite imagery the source zone is a small scar high on a rock face in terrain where nobody lives. Follow the valley down and you reach devastation tens of kilometres away. Those two things do not connect until you understand what happened in between. The flow grew the entire way down. CHAPTERS 00:00 - The Resource Nobody Saw 02:30 - A Tale of Two Geographies 05:38 - The Treaty of 1986 07:55 - Moving Rivers Through Mountains 11:28 - The True Cost of Progress 15:18 - A New Model for Wealth Subscribe for documentaries explaining the engineering and geology behind the events shaping our world. Our thoughts are with everyone still searching for family in Rasuwa and downstream. #RasuwaFlood #NepalFlood #GlacierCollapse #Nepal #Himalaya #DebrisFlow #Geology #Documentary
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