About this episode

The episode discusses a recent flash flood in Tibet, exploring its implications through various natural disaster comparisons.

On this, our 340th Evolutionary Lens livestream, we discuss the recent flash flood on the border of Nepal and Tibet, climate science, and the nature of evidence. What commonalities are there between a glacial dam breaking and flooding the valley below, taking out towns and villages; Dry Falls and the Columbia River Gorge in Washington state; the Boxing Day tsunami in the Indian Ocean; and the 2011 earthquake that resulted in the destruction of the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan? In so...

People in this episode

Hosts: Bret Weinstein, Heather Heying

Topics covered

• climate science
• flooding
• evidence
• natural disasters
• evolutionary lens

Keywords

• Tibet
• flood
• climate science
• natural disasters
• evidence

Mentioned in this episode

Places: Tibet, Nepal, Columbia River Gorge, Washington, Fukushima, Japan

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