more we are joined by dr david morgan director general of the international center for integrative monckton development. of this is the organization that released this report dr moulden good to see you and good to have you with us full of you was in india. bungler of the other countries in the region what does this report mean. you know this report is that purse time that we've really painted a complete picture of what's happening in our great himalaya mountain and picture is quite concerning yes we have glaciers but in addition to that we have more impacts of climate change for example monsoon patterns changing higher temperatures and this will impact agricultural systems river systems where about two million people live downstream and all the businesses in the drinking water system so it is it is a it is a great concern and what it means is that we have to act fast to deal with this but the new report also says that even if the world met its dog it said the potus climate action report even if those dogs it's will admit the glacier would still be met by one third therefore is a game althou

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