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viernes, 17 de diciembre de 2010

Forecast the Great War for water

It seems that the conflict with Iran over its nuclear energy management will be the trigger for the next war in this second decade of the century.
The format is the same as that of Iraq. Things are not clear, it is better to intervene. In this "activity" will be called 65 million Iranians who live in that territory and a few more of their natural allies vs. the occupation army. The Persians again, do what most have known how to millennia.
However, even when this happens, the largest gathering of this century war will not be in that war. The mother of all wars, as announced by the doomsayers, it will be for control of food and drinking water. This confirms the report by the Canadian military, "The future security context of 2008-2030, where forward some initiatives to dampen or control some of what is already expected will happen.”The armed forces are preparing to respond to the four corners of the world due to possible regional wars and violent acts by competition for natural resources. Future military operations due to the spread of riots caused by hunger will result in heavy fighting. " Reveal the document.
Among the many factors of instability in the world for the coming years, the environmental impact is the focus of attention of that report. "All over the world will take place weather increasingly violent and increasingly linked to climate change that will require military intervention from relief missions to victims of natural disasters to stability operations on a large scale." The Canadian Forces believe that the struggle between the states will be for control of resources such as water and food and provides the worst of situations. The report provides economically fragile countries; internal struggles for control of resources will mainly be in the form of guerrilla or organized armed hordes for looting.
In a period of 20 years, environmental problems and scarcity of water and food, will involve a risk of destabilizing entire regions. "It is expected that the pressures caused by migration and flows of refugees or displaced persons will lead to an escalation of ethnic tensions, religious or territorial instability and, possibly, a crisis of governance in those states. These effects will manifest themselves first place in coastal areas, home to 75% of world population, especially among groups of people, economic sectors and localities sensitive to climate changes from the standpoint of economic or ecological. "
According to military analysts, the effects of climate change will be severe and will have catastrophic consequences, especially the melting of polar ice caps, rising sea levels, increasing desertification and declining crop yields in some regions (especially in Africa), the transformation of habitats, extinction of many species and the increasing spread of tropical diseases in temperate zones. Rising sea levels and melting glaciers certainly increase the amount of land lost, while the infiltration of salinity and pollution reduced access to drinking water resources. Africa's agricultural productivity will plummet. "The loss of agricultural land due to desertification resulting in decreased yields by 50%." Moreover, "the Himalayan glaciers will disappear without a doubt until 2035, which deprived 750 million inhabitants of the region-Kush Himalaya-Hinde and China from its source of drinking water."
While are everyone is taking their precautions. There American political agenda, acting with indifference to environmental issues. Food security, population growth and water are distant subjects because they have not score in the short term. Hard, is if not quixotic mission or the way of the environmentalists, to notice what is coming.
As they say in my country, to what's coming: "We hold that God confessed!"

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