Climate Change in the Himalayas 1st Edition

Climate Change in the Himalayas (1st Edition) by Amit Kumar, Wil De Jong, Munesh Kumar, and Rajiv Pandey is an essential, region-focused exploration of one of the planet’s most vulnerable mountain systems. This authoritative volume draws together cutting-edge research and practical insight to illuminate how rising temperatures are reshaping glaciers, water supplies, ecosystems, and livelihoods across the Himalayan region.

Discover clear, evidence-based chapters that examine glacial retreat, shifting precipitation patterns, biodiversity impacts, and downstream water security—framed for policymakers, researchers, students, and development practitioners working in South Asia and adjacent mountain communities. Case studies and regional data make complex climate science accessible and directly relevant to on-the-ground adaptation and resilience planning.

Why this book matters now: the Himalayas are a linchpin for millions who depend on seasonal melt and mountain ecosystems. This book translates scientific findings into actionable perspectives that inform sustainable water management, disaster risk reduction, and community-centered adaptation strategies. The authors combine academic rigor with practical recommendations, making the text both scholarly and usable.

Whether you’re an environmental professional designing adaptation projects, a student studying mountain climates, or a policymaker shaping regional responses, Climate Change in the Himalayas delivers the insights and context you need. Order this 1st Edition to deepen your understanding of Himalayan climate dynamics and to support informed decisions that protect people and ecosystems across the mountains of South Asia.

Note: eBooks do not include supplementary materials such as CDs, access codes, etc.