The ecologist named the cause of abnormally warm autumn in Ukraine and natural disasters in Europe
According to Oleg Listopad, an ecologist and expert of the National Interests Protection Network of the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences, the abnormal heat at the beginning of autumn in Ukraine and the powerful floods in the countries of Eastern and Central Europe have a clear explanation.
Points of attention
- Ecologist Oleg Listopad explains the link between abnormal heat in Ukraine and powerful floods in Eastern and Central Europe to climate change and greenhouse gas emissions.
- European countries establish 'red lines' to identify safety limits during extreme precipitation events, urging the need for adaptation to changing weather conditions.
- Listopad emphasizes the importance of reducing emissions and fossil fuel usage to combat climate change, highlighting the impact of global temperature rise and increased atmospheric moisture.
- The ecologist stresses the need for countries, including Ukraine, to develop strategies and 'red lines' to mitigate the effects of large-scale floods and natural disasters.
- Ukrainian ecologists advocate for specific measures to address climate change, adapt to environmental challenges, and increase access to fossil fuels while reducing emissions.
What influenced the abnormally warm autumn in Ukraine and large-scale floods in EU countries
November emphasized that there is nothing unusual about the heavy rainfall in early autumn, but the key question is whether the authorities in the countries are ready to respond to these weather conditions.