The Asian markets and its economy that seem to be charging forward today with lightening speed, will soon be reportedly, threatened by an unlikely enemy.
The CHANGING CLIMATE is likely to reverse the current trend of rising success. Adverse climatic changes have been reported in various parts of the world in recent times. These are reported to have a negative effect on the climbing economy of the Asian countries.
The rise of industries has led to increase in carbon emissions which needs to be curtailed massively. In addition to that, Asia holds two thirds of the world’s population, with a majority living on the coast making then vulnerable to rising sea levels. *
According to the report - ‘Up in Smoke - Asia and Pacific’, Asia is on the front line of climatic change and once climate begins its play of havoc, the drastic weather changes will begin the breakdown of achievements in society and economy, so much that meeting people’s basic needs here will also become a difficulty.
In view of this the coalition of government and aid agencies who are the authors of this report are urging Asian countries to adopt the methods of the UK government who have now turned to alternate renewable sources of energy.
A report was previously published by the coalition on the rising dangers of global warming. Today it is a reality. Now immediate measures need to be taken to avert the situation before it goes out of control.
The report is released just in time as world leaders will meet for the UN climatic talk in December in Bali. The need to discuss the dangers lurking ahead and take urgent steps to halt or at least slow down the speeding destruction is an SOS.
Targets need to be planned carefully. the developed and richer countries can offer assistance in technology and alternatives to reduce global emissions. This needs to gain priority to avoid a downaward fall which will hurt not only Asia but also countries who are contributing least to climatic changes.
