"What will this world be?"
]13 October 2011 Ntvmsnbc
In the International Conference on the Threat Gold held at the University ofColumbia, possible legal consequences of global warming and sea level rise were discussed. [[T][4]
[Mary-Elena Carr from Columbia University’s World Institute experts, is taking into account that the sea level rise in a few millimeters per year will rise in 1 meter per year when it comes to 2100, and this is not escaped by going.
The greenhouse gases are accumulated in the atmosphere with fossil fuels we burn in coal. As a result of increased temperature, ice in the poles melts and raises the sea and water level.
The traditional sea leaves many island-states under slow waters. The United Nations Ambassador of the Greenburun Islands Antonio Lima says that in the event that large states do not help small islands under threat, these states will also be convicted to the same end, “We are the world’s pulse, developing, small islands. Today, tomorrow will be to everyone.”
Uzmans are at the same sight. Because the sea level rise that threatens island-states will also threaten the coastal cities of large countries.
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