A series of concerts are given around the world to raise awareness of issues of climate change and poverty. Christine and the Queens and Angélique Kidjo will perform on September 25 at the foot of the Eiffel Tower. The urgency to act, more than ever in the face of global warming concluded the last report … Read more
The hot days let us feel the effects of climate change firsthand. If no countermeasures are taken, the warming threatens to increase further. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) warns again of the devastating effects of unchecked climate change. The extensive statistics of the Central Institute for Meteorology and Geodynamics (ZAMG). Accordingly, it has … Read more
Yunaidi/National Geographic Indonesia – You can see the difference between sea level and land on the coast of Jakarta. The area in the Penjaringan area, North Jakarta, is often hit by floods due to high tides because the land is about one meter lower than sea level. Climate change is also accelerating sea level rise. … Read more
Dhe New Orleans Lakefront Airport is located on an artificially raised headland in Lake Pontchartrain. The terminal, an Art Deco building, was considered ultra-modern when it was built in 1934. Today you can rent it for weddings. The runway is used for small planes, and that’s why I came here a few months after the … Read more
Is a climate catastrophe possible in the foreseeable future? Will cataclysms like the Flood be repeated and can we talk about cyclicality in these phenomena? “Labor” talks to meteorologist Petar Yankov about the threats that lurk humanity in the field of climate. He compares them to the COVID-19 pandemic. But, calm down – September and … Read more
August 3, 2021 at 7:00 a.m. Jusos criticize Südstadt politicians : CDU comparison causes outrage – In Wuppertal (corner of Wall / Turmhof) brands are reminiscent of floods in times gone by. However, these were not shown in the Facebook post. Photo: Andreas Boller – – Wuppertal Photos of old high water marks and a … Read more
Site/National Geographic Team – Cenderawasih—family Paradisaeidae. The feathers of this Papuan bird have some of the darkest black pigment in the world. To attract a mate, they flip over a part of their back feathers called their cloak and dance in a semicircle. – Nationalgeographic.co.id—Bird and mammal have a better chance of survival than climate … Read more
Thinkstock – The mountain peaks of Europe are becoming increasingly colorful—new plant species are emerging there. Researchers say this is due to climate change. – Nationalgeographic.co.id—Mountain peaks in Europe filled with new plant species. This green landscape has increased along with global warming that has occurred since the mid-20th century. From the observation of more … Read more
Sunday 01 August 2021 Disaster Fund makes sense Scholz open to compulsory insurance after the flood – The flood damage is being eliminated step by step, but many people are left with nothing because they were not insured adequately or not at all against flood damage. Chancellor candidate Scholz is open to both compulsory insurance … Read more
Jakarta – Jakarta is in danger of sinking. However, disaster Extraordinary scales may arise in the future such as extreme warming, massive floods, famine or a terrible pandemic. Well, if a disaster strikes the whole world, which location is considered the safest to avoid? Well, according to research from the Global Sustainability Institute, Anglia Ruskin … Read more