There is No Planet B
Climate change is not only an environmental phenomenon but one with profound economic and social consequences. The poorest countries, which are least prepared to face rapid changes, will be the ones that will suffer the worst consequences.
Climate change affects us all. The potential impact is huge, with predicted shortages of clean water, major changes in conditions for food production, and increased mortality rates due to floods, storms, droughts, and heat waves.
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08th Apr 2020
The significance of climate change in the past
A typical skeptical argument is that the climate has changed naturally in the past, so humans are not causing the current global warming.
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02nd Oct 2020
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The average temperature in the ocean has also increased, at least down to depths of about 3,000 m.
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08th Mrch 2021
Forest fire fighting methods
A stage, a moment in the fight against fire is the control of the fire. It consists of stopping, containing the advance of the flames by extinguishing them directly
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