When the mountain's frozen belly warms, the earth loses its grip. It slips in great groans, taking our roads and pastures with it. But the bigger trouble is not just landslides—it is that the water, once held safe in ice, now vanishes before we can shepherd it to our fields. My father's best grazing land is now a scar of rubble because the thaw made the ground too weak to hold the spring snowmelt. The engineers talk of slope stability, but for us, it means our *yaks* go hungry.
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