The humanitarian organization Christian Aid has announced the danger to more than a billion people on Earth from the flood due to climate change by 2060.
The humanitarian organization Christian Aid from the UK conducted a study according to which, by 2060, it announced the danger to more than a billion people on Earth from a flood due to climate change. The report indicated that people in India, China and the United States of America will be the first to suffer.
In view of climate change and global warming, as well as the rise in the world's oceans, calculations were made that showed the greatest danger to the world's population. In addition to rising water levels, hurricane winds are one of the threats. The first to suffer is the Indian city of Calcutta, followed by Mumbai, followed by eight cities from Asia, and then the famous metropolis of Miami in the United States.
In Paris, in December 2015, the participants of the climate change conference adopted an agreement in which each party undertakes to reduce carbon dioxide emissions into the atmosphere, which will try not to cause a temperature rise of two degrees Celsius by 2100, which will entail dramatic changes and massive destruction for Earth.
Ana McKenzie
