Climate change disasters and world response?

Answer 1

Climate change has caused zero natural disasters beyond what is with the norms for our planet over the past several centuries.

The rise of 0.2 to 0.4 in temp over the last century has caused no issues. The warming of 11 degrees before man even burned the first stick of wood has caused a few changes. No underthe control of man.

Our total concentrational change in atmosphere blamed on man by the most extreme groups is 278 ppm to 378 ppm or 0.01% total concentrational change. To derive this we use data from extreme different locations and methods. If we used an apples to apples method we see virtually zero change instead of the wild 0.01%.

What the world is doing to combat this debatable 0.01% is to transfer trillions of dollars from a few countries into the hands of China, India and the entire third world. They, and most other countries can continue to add as much CO2 as they wish to our environment. The reductions can be ignored by tranferring money. So, Kyoto cleans our environment by causing massive transfers of money to these countries.

Answer 2

Climate change disasters, such as hurricanes, heatwaves, and droughts, are becoming more frequent and severe due to global warming. The world has been responding by increasing efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions through policies like the Paris Agreement, investing in renewable energy, and promoting sustainable practices. However, more ambitious and coordinated actions are needed to mitigate the impacts of climate change and protect vulnerable communities.