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What are the areas in the world most affected by Climate change? In the video I discuss heatwaves, flooding and pollution as the main 3 factors that we must deal with in the near future.
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In 2050 Damp and cold London will be hot and dry like Barcelona, and Seattle will be the new San Francisco. If you're living in one of these cities that really doesn’t sound too bad. Bring on Climate change!!! No wait, you forgot about everyone else!
The three main climate change problems people encounter today are
1. Droughts and heatwaves 2. Rising sea levels and flooding 3. Air Pollution
The worst affected areas in the world such as India have multiple climate change hardships affecting them throughout the year This is a true testament to human hardheadedness as more and more people choose to live in climates that are becoming less and less hospitable to them.
Lets now explore the regions most likely to be affected by climate change in drastic and negative ways starting Heatwaves.
Currently, 30% of the world's population is exposed to deadly heat for 20 days per year or more!
Heatwaves and Drought
according to the analysis, published in Nature Climate Change up to three in four people will face the threat of dying from heat by 2100 and even if climate change is not as drastic as predicted “one in two people at the end of the century will likely face at least 20 days when extreme heat can kill.”
Persian Gulf
By the end of this century, areas of the Persian Gulf could be hit by waves of heat and humidity so severe that simply being outside for several hours could be life threatening.
UAE and Dubai are at particular risk of this. By 2070 Abu Dhabi is expected to reach 52C on a regular basis.
Many cities on the Persian Gulf coast could be essentially uninhabitable by the end of the century especially for those who are unable to afford air conditioning.
Australia
Recently, more than 206 climate records were broken across Australia, including record-high summer temperatures, record-low rainfall, and record high temperatures across states and territories. This is according to a report done by the Climate Council of Australia.
But the worst is yet to come, with the report saying that major capital cities like Sydney and Melbourne are set to record 50C summer days as the norm by the end of the century.
Of course this does not even touch on the hardship people in the outback are going to experience.
What are the areas in the world most affected by Climate change? In the video I discuss heatwaves, flooding and pollution as the main 3 factors that we must deal with in the near future.
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In 2050 Damp and cold London will be hot and dry like Barcelona, and Seattle will be the new San Francisco. If you're living in one of these cities that really doesn’t sound too bad. Bring on Climate change!!! No wait, you forgot about everyone else!
The three main climate change problems people encounter today are
1. Droughts and heatwaves 2. Rising sea levels and flooding 3. Air Pollution
The worst affected areas in the world such as India have multiple climate change hardships affecting them throughout the year This is a true testament to human hardheadedness as more and more people choose to live in climates that are becoming less and less hospitable to them.
Lets now explore the regions most likely to be affected by climate change in drastic and negative ways starting Heatwaves.
Currently, 30% of the world's population is exposed to deadly heat for 20 days per year or more!
Heatwaves and Drought
according to the analysis, published in Nature Climate Change up to three in four people will face the threat of dying from heat by 2100 and even if climate change is not as drastic as predicted “one in two people at the end of the century will likely face at least 20 days when extreme heat can kill.”
Persian Gulf
By the end of this century, areas of the Persian Gulf could be hit by waves of heat and humidity so severe that simply being outside for several hours could be life threatening.
UAE and Dubai are at particular risk of this. By 2070 Abu Dhabi is expected to reach 52C on a regular basis.
Many cities on the Persian Gulf coast could be essentially uninhabitable by the end of the century especially for those who are unable to afford air conditioning.
Australia
Recently, more than 206 climate records were broken across Australia, including record-high summer temperatures, record-low rainfall, and record high temperatures across states and territories. This is according to a report done by the Climate Council of Australia.
But the worst is yet to come, with the report saying that major capital cities like Sydney and Melbourne are set to record 50C summer days as the norm by the end of the century.
Of course this does not even touch on the hardship people in the outback are going to experience.
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