Essays by Eric Worrall
In the imaginary land of the United Nations, rising sea levels will cause massive migration waves from London, New York and Shanghai, while “competition is fiercer than ever” for resources .
‘Mass exodus on biblical scale’: UN warns New York, London, Shanghai will be affected by rising sea levels
The United Nations says an estimated 900 million people, or more than a tenth of the world’s population, will be affected by rising sea levels around the world.
- The Secretary-General of the United Nations has warned the Security Council about rising sea levels.
- He said about 900 million people living near water are at high risk.
- The Australian Institute says Australia has been affected.
The United Nations has warned of an upcoming mass exodus due to rising sea levels due to climate change.
Addressing the Security Council, United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres told the Security Council that major cities on every continent will face serious impacts, including Lagos, Bangkok, Mumbai. , Shanghai, London, Buenos Aires and New York.
Mr. Guterres said rising water levels would cause a new kind of conflict, where people, companies or countries would compete for land.
“We will see a massive exodus of entire populations of biblical scale, and we will see ever fiercer competition for fresh water, land,” he said. and other resources.
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My question – how can people take these claims of sea level rise seriously?
Humans have fought the sea and won for thousands of years.
Take the city Venice, Italy. Venice began as fishermen living on impoverished, inaccessible islands separated by water from the barbaric chaos following the fall of the Western Roman Empire. Refugees from the mainland began to arrive in droves in AD 584after the Lombards invaded Italy.
Since there were many settlers in Venice, the people of Venice have fought the seas and won, and transformed the humble islands with their fishing shacks into one of the architectural wonders. of the world.
The US city of Seattle has responded to the risk of flooding by upgrading their streets to an entire floor, creating Seattle Subway.
Chicago raised the whole building when they upgraded the street in the mid-1800s – one of the jacked-up constructions weighs an estimated 35,000 tons.
The Netherlands has been building sea walls and pumps for centuries – a significant portion of Dutch farmland would be intertidal or even permanently under water, if there were no great and continuous effort to contain the sea.
Much of Singapore is reclaimed land – the land that was once the sea, has been filled with concrete, sand and steel, and turned into barren land.
Sea level rise is not a threat to anyone, except those who give up, because they believe the UN’s ridiculous claims about climate and sea level rise.
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