The death toll in Nepal continues to rise after devastating landslides:
The number of people killed in last week’s devastating landslide and flash flooding in Nepal and China has topped 1,000 as of Tuesday morning, according to authorities.
As rescue efforts continue for the more than 4,400 people still missing, our teams on the ground in Nepal are telling the heartbreaking and resilient human stories amid scenes of death and destruction.
However, many in the media have an instinct that kicks in whenever a natural disaster occurs. When it comes to pushing climate change alarmism, their mantra is "always be closing." Bloomberg Business is all over that one (along with many other outlets):
The Nepal disaster is the latest example of how climate change is raising the risk of relying on water for electricity in the Himalayas. A changing climate is bringing with it unstable glaciers and unpredictable rain, creating new risks for existing projects and raising the… pic.twitter.com/ageKtnRGvh
— Bloomberg (@business) September 2, 2026
"Unstable glaciers" because of climate change?
MASSIVE MISINFORMATION.
— U.S. Citizen (@lucidhub) September 3, 2026
It was due to the collapse of bedrock beneath the glacier.
Further evidence of an entire industry gone wrong. So cringe.
Nothing to do with climate change. Maybe your editors need to go back to school to learn about geology before writing their own agenda.
— MrSakamoto (@RetiredSakamoto) September 2, 2026
They're propagandists, not journalists, and as such don't care about getting things right.
This disinformation. Zero journalism going on here . It was a geological event. We have all known this for days. Why don't you ? Community Noted .
— Ralph Now (@ralph_now) September 3, 2026
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The Nepal disaster was a rockslide.
— Chris Martz (@ChrisMartzWX) September 3, 2026
There is very little evidence that “climate change” caused this, much less was a major contributor. Satellite imagery reveals bedrock failure beneath the Yala Glacier.
Even most alarmist scientists have been honest enough to concede that it… https://t.co/L1UFG952ei
The climate grift continues, based on zero evidence and a whole lot of propaganda...
— Charly Cullen (@Ripplereserves) September 3, 2026
"Zero evidence and a whole lot of propaganda" is what we've come to expect from the field of "journalism" over the last several years, and they show no signs of letting up.
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