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Bolivia's government declared an emergency on Monday as the country suffers its worst drought in 25 years.
"The cabinet has approved a decree... to declare a national emergency due to the drought and the shortage of water in various regions of the country," President Evo Morales told reporters.
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Morales said 2016 has been the hottest year in a century for the Andean nation.
The drought started two weeks ago and has caused shortages in seven of the country's 10 biggest cities.
Gee it happened 25 years ago, go figure!
Gee it happened 25 years ago, go figure!
The question is is it a 100 year drought and that would be really bad if it happening after only 25 years.
Gee it happened 25 years ago, go figure!
The question is could this be a 100 year drought that would be really bad if it happening after only 25 years apart.
Drought in cities, geeze the crops must be really suffering...
"We have to be prepared for the worst," Morales said at a press conference, adding that the current crisis was an opportunity to "plan large investments" to adapt to the effects of climate change on the country's water supply.According to paragraph five of the YAHOO report referenced in the OP post, the drought began two (2) weeks ago and has depleted the water supply in six of the ten (10) of the largest cities.
There's always a drought somewhere, Matthew.Bolivia declares drought emergency
Source: Yahoo News
Bolivia's government declared an emergency on Monday as the country suffers its worst drought in 25 years.
"The cabinet has approved a decree... to declare a national emergency due to the drought and the shortage of water in various regions of the country," President Evo Morales told reporters.
...
Morales said 2016 has been the hottest year in a century for the Andean nation.
The drought started two weeks ago and has caused shortages in seven of the country's 10 biggest cities.
Read more: Bolivia declares drought emergency
wow
That's right. Weather is cyclical. I believe your problem is that you are experiencing confirmation bias. CO2 does not drive climate change, it reinforces climate change.So, if we are experiencing increasing number of droughts and extreme rainfall events, because we have had both before, it means nothing is happening. LOL Gotta love the intellect that kind of logic represents.
Where was Trump when all this was going on?
That is not what the past geological record tells us. CO2 does and has driven climate change several times in the geologic history of this planet.
I believe that your problem is that you are just a flap yapper with negligible knowledge concerning AGW.That's right. Weather is cyclical. I believe your problem is that you are experiencing confirmation bias. CO2 does not drive climate change, it reinforces climate change.So, if we are experiencing increasing number of droughts and extreme rainfall events, because we have had both before, it means nothing is happening. LOL Gotta love the intellect that kind of logic represents.
