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Climate warning
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Flood alerts at record level in Great Britain in first four months of 2024
Environment Agency figures show an average of 40 warnings and alerts a day were issued during period
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/article/2024/jun/07/flood-alerts-warnings-record-number-uk-weather
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It's time for serious action to address global warming and its consequences
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This is just evidence of the climate crisis we are in . We should all work to reverse the effects.
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@boniface_kuria absolutely tight, something should be done
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The record-breaking flood alerts in Great Britain signify an escalating climate crisis. Increased frequency of warnings reflects heightened vulnerability to extreme weather events, threatening lives, property, and infrastructure. It only shows the urgent need for robust climate action and adaptation measures to mitigate future risks.
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@munene_mugambi I second you
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This report should be taken serious and action to be taken
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A more reason why urgent actions are needed
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The alarming increase in floods in Great Britain is a stark reminder of the urgent need for stronger climate action.
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@princess_nel_268 the situation should be taken seriously
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This should be a lesson to each and every individual on the impending danger if we do not take necessary precautions.
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This calls for immediate action...this a clear indication of the kind of catastrophies that we are likely to face of we do not take Precaution.
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@jane_wangui Indeed, it's a stark reminder of the escalating risks posed by climate change. Taking proactive measures now can help mitigate the severity of future catastrophes. It emphasizes the need for robust policies, investments in resilient infrastructure, and global cooperation.
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@jane_wangui an immediate action is required to prevent known calamities
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This is an alarming situation that must be taken care of as fast as possible to avoid a catastrophe now and in the future.
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@joseph_githinji Absolutely, the urgency is paramount. Addressing the underlying causes of these floods, such as climate change and inadequate infrastructure, is crucial. Swift action is needed to protect lives, livelihoods, and the environment from the devastating impacts of such disasters.
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@joseph_githinji sure, the warnings shouldn't be ignored
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@joseph_githinji I second you