Quote from: Ozero on Today at 10:43:20 AM

Quote from: bittraffic on September 05, 2022, 07:33:23 AM

Quote from: gm786 on September 05, 2022, 06:59:01 AM

is flood fetching changing in economics? if yes but how!!!!!

Of course. Just see what happens to a wheatfield when it's flooded.

While there are floods in some countries, there is also drought everywhere. Both can bring same difficulties to the lives of the people, this is very interesting events actually as they also occur while we are all experiencing wars, geopolitical crisis and economic shift. If you wear your tinfoil hat to connect them all, do you think someone out there controls the weather?

Scientists have long been sounding the alarm about the rapid melting of glaciers that have persisted on our planet for thousands of years. Because of this, the level of the world's oceans is rising and many coastal and mainland territories, which will be lower in level than the world's oceans, will be flooded. There are even special maps that show exactly which territories will go under water completely. Including because of these processes, the climate on earth is changing dramatically. Somewhere volcanoes wake up, somewhere drought sets in.
The climate on Earth is constantly changing. However, humanity, due to its short-sightedness and stupidity, has sharply accelerated this process.

That destruction is caused by none other than ourselves, it is we who are pushing us to the difficulties of the present. Just for the sake of racing to have a modern and comfortable life, we have exploited and destroyed everything present on this earth to satisfy our own needs.
All these natural disasters, I think it will not only cause economic crisis but over time it will cause the destruction of humanity. Maybe that won't happen to our generation anytime soon, but if we continue with the current state, sooner or later the destruction of the earth will come.