Rising temperature, Asia caused by waste from extreme weather events

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Rising temperature, Asia caused by waste from extreme weather events

The UN agency on Monday published its report on climate status in the Asia region, according to which 2021 has recorded the record for being the hottest year or the second year. It is based on the evaluation of the datasate.

At this time, the local population faced a large size and long heat wave. According to UN climate, the tendency to rise in temperature during the period 8-2202 is almost twice the duration of 1961-1990.

Last year, Hitwaves surrounded a record zone in the Ocean. The temperature drawn on the surface of the sea was the highest of all time.

In the Asian region, the sea level is almost twice the rate of growing surfaces in a decade compared to global average.

In the Asia continent, sea level growth in the Pacific Ocean and Indian Ocean regions is higher than global average, lower coastal areas.

The snow is decreasing during the winter season and the glaciers are melting with excess temperature during the summer.

Located in the Central Himalayas and Tian Sansha (Central Asia), the 20 glaciers declined, resulting in the risk of the sudden floods, landslides, landslides and long -term water protection of the glacier lakes.

Due to excess rainfall, a large number of people have been killed in many countries in the region. The cyclone storms have left the lines of destruction, while the drought has caused huge damage to the economic and agricultural sectors.

Solo, the World Health Organization General Secretary Celest, says that this report is based on the change of indicators such as glaciers, sea level, surface temperature.

Its Asian countries’ associations, economics and ecosystems may have a deep consequence. According to him, the cases of life and property are already increasing due to extreme weather.

In view of this, the WMO officers underlined the importance of weather and hydroelectric services at the national level so that the lives and livelihoods of the common people could be protected.

This report took an example from Nepal, which shows how communities can be designed to deal with extreme weather events, pre -wowering systems, climate change and previous evaluation.