1 billion people under risk
1 June 2011 Republic
]In a research on global warming of the World Bank, about one billion people live in high-risk areas. [[T][4]
[Robert Zoellick, President of the World Bank, who wrote a written statement on the report published in Sao Paulo, for many poor living in the 's, flood raids and earth shifts are now usual. Global warming used the expression of ‘which will worsen the situation.
]The ground shifts in the opening were highlighted to take measures to adapt to global warming in cities exposed to floods, infrastructure and lack of service.
[Zoellick noted that cities need planning and urban administration, and for this, local, national and international cooperation as well as financial support is required. A climate conference will be held in Sao Paulo, Brazil, tomorrow, 40 major cities.
For the summit of directors of cities such as New York, Cakarta, Meksiko, Berlin, Barcelona, Rio de Janeiro and Paris, the Head of the World Bank is expected to go to Sao Paulo tomorrow.
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