New Zealand: launches first plan to prevent climate damage

The first national plan for the protection of climate disasters. It was there that did it New Zealand. The adopted strategies are to continue to reduce emissions and to implement a damage reduction program that focuses on: prevention.

The need arises to urgently define a line of defense that will be spread throughout the territory. A national plan but with a decentralized application at the local level. New urban planning regulations, climatic critiques, mapping the areas, to make everything easily accessible to the citizens. Data from a recent study show that at least 10,000 homes would be at risk by 2050.

There are many reasons to believe that climate change could turn catastrophic, even with modest temperature increases. Climate change has played a role in every mass extinction event. It was auspicious for the fall of empires and shaped history. Ripple effects such as financial crises, conflicts and new epidemics can trigger other calamities and prevent recovery from potential disasters such as nuclear war.

analysis by Luke Kemp and research from the Center for the Study of Existential Risk (CSER) at the University of Cambridge

The study also defined the existence of four apocalyptic riders of the climate crisis: famine and malnutrition, extreme weather, wars and vector-borne diseases. Global warming is also leading to an increasing likelihood of a basket crisis due to: agricultural collapse in the most productive areas of the world.

Another phenomenon brought up by the experts is the hot wars, where technologically advanced powers wage war for living space. These are disasters that can cause global social and political unrest. In practice, one must be prepared for an even fatal and disastrous increase in climate damage.