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yurjopjr
yurjopjr :
Yeah, I’d like to get Hulu live TV, all the other apps work, but the screen mirroring I can’t get to go. Figure if I can mirror I could watch live TV.
2026-10-07 23:04:06
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mclovinyabish
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I can download apps?
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The Himalayas are melting and millions of lives could be at risk🧊 The “Third Pole” is under threat from melting glaciers And on August 26, 2026, a section of glacier collapsed in the Himalayas, near the Nepal–Tibet border, triggering a devastating torrent of mud and ice More than 1,400 people were killed, and around 5,700 were still missing according to the figures reported at the time Unlike the North and South Poles, millions of people live downstream of the Himalayas, along the rivers fed by these glaciers This water is essential for drinking, irrigating crops and producing electricity ⚡️ But when ice melt accelerates, it temporarily releases more water into the rivers More melting = more water rushing down from the mountains But here’s the problem, there are 2 major dangers: 🟠 In the short term: TOO MUCH WATER 🔵 By around 2050: LESS WATER And there’s another problem: We barely monitor these glaciers  Of the roughly 40,000 glaciers across the Himalayas, only around 20 are regularly monitored That’s approximately 0.1%  Why? They are extremely difficult to access: Nearly 80% are located between 4,500 and 6,000 metres above sea level. 🥾 Even the most accessible glaciers from Nepal’s capital can require 3 to 4 days of trekking 💰 And measurements carried out directly on glaciers are complex, dangerous and expensive 🛰️ Satellites can monitor glaciers from space, but they cannot replace every measurement taken directly on the ice That loss of ice has already contributed to more than 3 cm of global sea-level rise The glaciers are disappearing. And for the millions of people living downstream, the consequences may only be beginning 🌍 Follow for more stories about your world  #glacier #himalaya #foryou #conservation #globalwarming
The Himalayas are melting and millions of lives could be at risk🧊 The “Third Pole” is under threat from melting glaciers And on August 26, 2026, a section of glacier collapsed in the Himalayas, near the Nepal–Tibet border, triggering a devastating torrent of mud and ice More than 1,400 people were killed, and around 5,700 were still missing according to the figures reported at the time Unlike the North and South Poles, millions of people live downstream of the Himalayas, along the rivers fed by these glaciers This water is essential for drinking, irrigating crops and producing electricity ⚡️ But when ice melt accelerates, it temporarily releases more water into the rivers More melting = more water rushing down from the mountains But here’s the problem, there are 2 major dangers: 🟠 In the short term: TOO MUCH WATER 🔵 By around 2050: LESS WATER And there’s another problem: We barely monitor these glaciers Of the roughly 40,000 glaciers across the Himalayas, only around 20 are regularly monitored That’s approximately 0.1% Why? They are extremely difficult to access: Nearly 80% are located between 4,500 and 6,000 metres above sea level. 🥾 Even the most accessible glaciers from Nepal’s capital can require 3 to 4 days of trekking 💰 And measurements carried out directly on glaciers are complex, dangerous and expensive 🛰️ Satellites can monitor glaciers from space, but they cannot replace every measurement taken directly on the ice That loss of ice has already contributed to more than 3 cm of global sea-level rise The glaciers are disappearing. And for the millions of people living downstream, the consequences may only be beginning 🌍 Follow for more stories about your world #glacier #himalaya #foryou #conservation #globalwarming

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