Sea-Level Rise: Hundreds of Millions Threatened Worldwide
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One in ten people lives less than five metres above the line of pleaming, while the ocean accelerates its rise and threat aquifers, crops, homes, hospitals, ports and entire economies. The added problem is financial: developing countries need up to $365 billion annually to adapt, compared to the $26 billion mobilized in 2023.
UNITED NATIONS – The level of the ocean continues to rise in a way that seriously threatens the way of life of 770 million people on the planet living less than five meters above the line of pleaming, according to warnings renewed by organs of the United Nations system. Measured on that line, the peak [...]
The rise in sea level does not only threaten the coasts. It also puts at risk drinking water, food, health, economies and even the continuity of territories and ways of life. Some 770 million people live less than five meters above the line of pleamar. Geneva, Switzerland.- The [...] The entry Rise of sea level: what does it mean for humanity? was first published in El Heraldo de Saltillo.
Sea-level rise: hundreds of millions threatened worldwide
Sea-level rise is no longer a distant threat but an unfolding global crisis, with profound impacts on coastal communities, economies, and infrastructure, according to a new UN report. It underscores that the phenomenon is accelerating at an unprecedented rate in human history. The report’s central message is clear: sea-level rise is already transforming the world […] The post Sea-level rise: hundreds of millions threatened worldwide appeared fir…
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