GS1GS1

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Introduction

Creation of more glacial lakes → threat of glacial lake outburst floods Affecting increased land instability → landslides & avalanches.

20 words

Main Body

The diagram shows 'Human Society' connected to three branches labeled 'Disaster-related lake landslides, avalanches,' 'Change in river flowdepleting water crisis to infrastructure, mass loss of life & livelihood,' and 'Sea level risethreat to coastal communities & livelihoods.' Additionally, there are notes on 'Meeting Commitment under Paris Agreement to keep temperature at 15°C,' 'Promote renewable energy,' 'Nature based solution like heeding mangroves, sea grass,' 'Decarbonization with transport sector,' and 'Disaster-resilient infrastructure.'

74 words1 paragraphs

Conclusion

Glaciers removal is essential for the survival of humanity.

9 words

Diagram

Flow chart showing 'Human Society' at the top with three main consequences: disaster-related impacts (lake landslides, avalanches), environmental changes (river flow, water crisis, infrastructure damage), and sea level rise effects. 'Measures' box below shows responses including Paris Agreement commitment, renewable energy, nature-based solutions, and disaster-resilient infrastructure.

Comprehensive diagram showing interconnected impacts
Clear identification of hazards and consequences
Mention of international commitments (Paris Agreement)
Integration of mitigation measures

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Topper

Nidhi Goyal

AIR 91

Subject & Paper

GS1GS1

Topic

Important Geophysical Phenomena

Glaciers and Climate Change

Glacier melt impacts and mitigation

Writing Stats

103

Total words

Paragraphs

Descriptive and diagrammatic

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