Climate News 6 September - 12 September 2023 - SAR-CLIMATE

Climate News 6 September – 12 September 2023

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Climate News 6 September

Global warming, longer monsoon rains making dengue deadlier in South Asia

Source: Al Jazeera

Date: 8 Sep 2023

Dengue fever is causing severe problems in South Asian nations, particularly in Bangladesh, where record deaths have occurred in 2023, linked to climate change effects. Rising temperatures and extended monsoon seasons create ideal mosquito breeding conditions. Dengue rates are increasing globally, with 4.2 million cases reported in 2022, making it a “pandemic threat,” according to the World Health Organization. Nepal also faces a rising dengue threat, with cases appearing in colder months and reaching previously unaffected areas. Climate change, urbanization, and poor sanitation contribute to the problem. Dengue control efforts involve mosquito control, public engagement, and symptom management.

Pakistan, China sign MoU for addressing climate change

Source: The Nation

Date: 9 Sep 2023

Pakistan and China have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) titled ‘Provision of Goods Under South-South Cooperation for Addressing Climate Change.’ Under this agreement, China will support Pakistan in addressing climate change by providing 5,000 sets of Solar Home Systems, an Integrated Meteorological Observation Station, and an Integrated Cloud-based Early Warning System. Additionally, China will offer capacity-building programs for Pakistani government officials. This collaboration aims to promote renewable energy and enhance disaster management capabilities, particularly in early warning, forecasting, monitoring, and disaster preparedness response systems. Pakistan commended China’s efforts to deepen South-South Cooperation on climate change.

World Bank reforms and crypto policy get push

Source: Times of India

Date: 10 Sep 2023

The Indian government has emphasized the importance of having a clear policy framework to address climate change issues. This statement comes as the government prepares for the G20 meeting in New Delhi, where climate change goals are expected to be discussed. The government has listed this push for a clear policy framework as a priority, highlighting the need for a comprehensive strategy to tackle climate change. Details about the specific policy measures or strategies proposed were not provided in the brief summary provided.

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