Deserting today’s biggest environmental problem u
]04 July 2007 Wednesday - NTV
This is included in the United Nations report. According to the report, if governments do not take urgent measures, public migrations will occur and within 10 years will be 50 million people.
10 years can migrate 50 million people
Deserting is the biggest environmental problem of today, according to the report prepared with the participation of 200 experts from 25 countries by the nation’s university.
According toRapora, about 2 billion people face the danger of deserting, and if governments do not take precautions in this regard, they may have to leave the places where they live in 50 million people.
It is asked for governments to reform in the forms of using earthland, reviewing irrigation methods and following a sustainable agricultural policy. In the report specified to enlarge the problem of the unfortunate source, the donations in this regard are highlighted by 29%.
A GREAT PROBLEM OF THE CITYS QUICK GROWTH
Another report prepared by the Unified Nations Population Fund is taken into account the rapid growth of cities and is particularly found in the warning that the cities in Asia are rapidly threatened by a disaster. In the report, the approaches that politicians have about how to solve the urbanization problem are marked that they should be radically reviewed. According to the report, half of the world population next year, namely about 3 billion 300 million people will live in cities.
Unified Nations Population Fund emphasizes that country management should stop on better urban planning policies, rather than trying to prevent the inevitable urbanization. The report is in the warning that the huge nightspaces will appear, the environmental problems in the cities will grow and strengthen radical trends among teenagers.
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