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The lesson from the Greece wildfires? The climate crisis is coming for us all | Nesrine Malik
The developed world needs to be shocked out of its complacency about our warming world, and the unexpected effects that will follow, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malikwww.theguardian.com
"Over the past decade, almost 22 million people have been displaced every year by weather-related events. The projection is even more staggering. By 2050, the forecast is that 1.2 billion people will join the ranks of climate migrants, most of them from the countries with the lowest capacity to deal with the fallout from global heating."Fires in Greece
Deadly wildfires in southern Greece wafted thick clouds of smoke over the Ionian Sea and southward to the Mediterranean in late August 2007. A line of fires stretches along the western coast of Greece’s Peloponnesus Peninsula. To the northeast, a large fire is casting a plume of smoke over Athens.earthobservatory.nasa.gov
"According to news reports from the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), at least 60 people had been killed by the fires as of August 27. Hundreds of homes had been burned and thousands had to evacuate. The government suspects that the fires were caused by arson, and it has declared a national emergency to deal with the situation."
"Over the past decade, almost 22 million people have been displaced every year by weather-related events.
How many fewer for each $1 trillion we waste...err...invest in windmills?
The government suspects that the fires were caused by arson, and it has declared a national emergency to deal with the situation."
They weren't caused by global warming...err...climate change...err...climate weirding?
It was arson? We can't tear down the US economy because of arson.
Let's blame it on global warming. Agreed?