The Tibetan Plateau, known as the Roof of the World, is the highest and largest plateau on Earth. Learn about its height, ...
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Scientists issue warning about looming threat to water supply for 1.5 billion people — here's what you need to know
It is a critical situation. Scientists issue warning about looming threat to water supply for 1.5 billion people — here's ...
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A Cyclist’s Journey Across Tibet and Central Asia
After eight months, Javier Carrasco and his partner have covered 12,000km across Europe, China, and Central Asia. They have ...
Extensive construction near Golmud in Qinghai reveals China's latest military buildup, enhancing its missile reach. Satellite ...
Intrepid hunter-gatherers may have lived permanently in the cold, harsh environment of the oxygen-starved Tibetan Plateau at least 7,400 years ago — nearly 4,000 years earlier than researchers had ...
Early Tibetan Plateau settlers managed to survive at high elevation at least 7,400 years ago, before the development of an agricultural economy between 5,200-3,600 years ago. Humans likely established ...
Scientists found a 160,000-year-old jawbone from a human ancestor in a Tibetan cave. It might explain why Tibetans today can live at high altitudes.
China’s pillage of fragile ecosystems like the Tibetan Plateau stands as a stark warning for Myanmar if Chinese development ...
Denisovans – an extinct sister group of Neandertals - were discovered in 2010, when a research team led by Svante Pääbo from the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology (MPI-EVA) sequenced ...
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