Home › Forums › DAILY BREAD BY VIKING BOER › VIKING BOER-NATURE WATCH › NW.028.VIKING BOER-NATURE-DETAILED COMPILATIONS-PAKISTAN WORST FLOOD [PT.1]
- This topic has 0 replies, 1 voice, and was last updated 1 year, 6 months ago by VIKING BOER.
-
AuthorPosts
-
2023-06-02 at 08:24 #407056VIKING BOERModerator
NW.028.VIKING BOER – NATURE – DETAILED COMPILATIONS – PAKISTAN WORST FLOOD [PT.1/4]
1]
Can Pakistan Handle The worst Flooding In Decades?
Inside Story************************************
Aug 29, 2022
This year’s monsoon rains in Pakistan have caused the
most destructive floods in most people’s memories.
Some provinces have received more than five times
the average rainfall since June.
The climate change minister has called it a ‘climate-induced
a humanitarian disaster of epic proportions.
More than 1,100 people have died, and hundreds of
thousands are homeless.
Can Pakistan cope with the resulting humanitarian crisis?
Presenter: Rob Matheson
Guests: Dawar Butt – Environment policy analyst
Sara Hayat – Lawyer specializing in climate change policy
Peter Ophoff – Head of the International Federation of
Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies in Pakistan
************************************
2]
Floods & Incessant Rainfall Wreak Havoc In Pakistan
WION Climate Tracker************************************
Aug 29, 2022, Pakistan is facing one of
the worst monsoon season this year.
The unprecedented rainfall has brought one-third
of the country under water.**************************************
3]
Pakistan Ravaged by Floods“Climate “: Pakistan, Contributing Less Than 1% of Global Emissions, Ravaged by Floods
***************************************
Aug 29, 2022, Pakistan declared a
national emergency as massive floods continue to
devastate the country, displacing 33 million people
and bringing the death toll to over 1,000 since June.
We speak with Shah Meer Baloch, Islamabad-based
a reporter for The Guardian, who describes how the
floods have swept away homes, roads, and bridges in
what Baloch and Pakistan’s top climate officials have
called a serious “climate catastrophe.”
We also speak with Asad Rehman, executive director
of War on Want, who says Pakistan and other poor
countries are “stuck in a toxic interplay between a
climate catastrophe that they are not responsible for,
increasing hunger, structural inequality, and a rigged
economic system.”
He calls on rich countries to reach zero net emissions
by 2030 instead of pursuing geo-engineering schemes
like carbon capture and storage — a tactic that is funded
in President Biden’s new Inflation Reduction Act.
***************************************
4]
Heavy Rain Pounds Much of Pakistan;
1000 dead, 45 million affected
International News | WION***************************************
Aug 27, 2022, The Pakistani government
has declared a state of National Emergency after
devastating floods that have led to almost about
a 1000 deaths and have left almost over 30 million
people without shelter across the country.
***************************************
5]
Monsoon Brings Misery to Millions in Pakistan
WION Climate Tracker**************************************
Aug 28, 2022, The Pakistani government
has declared a state of National Emergency after
devastating floods that have led to almost about
a 1000 deaths and have left almost over 30 million
people without shelter across the country.
***************************************
6]
Flooding Kills Over 900 People; Islamabad Seeks International Help
WION Climate Tracker***************************************
Aug 25, 2022, Over 900 people have
been killed in Pakistan due to floods.
Climate change has exacerbated monsoon in Pakistan
and Sindh province has witnessed 500% higher
rain than normal.
**************************************** -
AuthorPosts
- You must be logged in to reply to this topic.