Environment

It's no longer necessary to prove that global warming is causing chaos in several regions of the world. Natural disasters are multiplying: forest fires, intense droughts, torrential rains... The consequences on our planet are devastating.

And, according to a recent study published in the scientific journal Pure and Applied Geophysics, "in a few years, there would be a 100% risk that a violent tsunami would ravage the coasts of certain European countries" reports Demotivateur. A wave of unprecedented magnitude that would hit the entire Mediterranean region.

"Over the next 30 years", researchers (working for the Government Oceans Commission) estimate that there would be a 100% risk that a violent tsunami would hit the European coasts, and in particular the Alboran Sea, "an area where seismic activity is significant", the coasts of Valencia and the Balearic Islands.

The Government Oceans Commission wants to be alarming. According to the Commission, it would be urgent for Europe to protect itself from these disasters by organizing tsunami warning systems. Extremely destructive, tsunamis represent a real threat to humanity.

(MH with AsD - Source: Demotivateur - Illustration: Unsplash)