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Is the climate changing in Russia? - part one |
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by Nikolay Dagaev | 04-03-2019 23:00
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Perhaps everyone is interested to know-are there any changes in the climate of such a country, which occupies the largest area in the world – in Russia? A series of reports on "climate change" I want to start with the memories of my childhood. And these memories will affect only one year – 2014. 2014 is the year of the Olympic games in Sochi for all Russians. And I remember this year as a year of catastrophes. 2014 in my native region – Rostov region there were two weather cataclysms, which I remember for a lifetime. And I have no doubt that the cause of these cataclysms is global climate change. Snow collapse January 29, 2014. On this day the great Russian writer Anton Pavlovich Chekhov was born. However, all celebrations and events were canceled due to the snow collapse that occurred in the city. It's hard to believe, but in my hometown – Taganrog for a day poured snow meter, and snow machines were not. Citizens since morning went to work on foot as the city was paralyzed from-for such quantity of snow. My father had to clear the road with a shovel for 4 hours to get out by car! And on the way we also needed a shovel, because in some places it was impossible to pass, and then my father got out of the car and cleared the road for travel. The city could not recover within a week. There were problems with the delivery of food and water to grocery stores. But the worst thing was lonely elderly people, as the snow filled up the door to the house, and they could not even get out of the house. In the family of our distant friends there was a tragedy-an elderly man had a heart attack, he called the doctors, and they could not get into his house. And the man died waiting for medical help. After this incident, our family came 3 spades, to be able in case of heavy snowfall to clear the snow. Autumn hurricane On September 24, 2014, a hurricane hit the Krasnodar territory and Rostov region. The cities of Yeysk and Taganrog suffered the most. Hurricane began at night and raged until the evening. He tore down roofs, pulled down huge trees and overturned cars. According to eyewitnesses, it was a nightmare. Especially the elements raged in the afternoon. Already by noon, the wind speed reached 37 m / s, which is much more than promised forecasters. The hurricane lifted not only branches of trees, but also domestic animals into the air. Because of the strongest wind in the city fell 249 trees and six billboards. And almost all the trees were uprooted. The hurricane in Taganrog also damaged power lines and gas pipeline. My grandparents, who lived in a private house, were left without electricity and gas for a week. Fortunately, in Taganrog there were no victims, however 25 victims, from them three children were recorded. The condition of three adult victims is serious, they are hospitalized. In the photos you can see the consequences of these natural disasters. Recent years have been relatively calm for my region. But it is impossible not to notice that summer became hotter, spring and autumn colder, and winter – more severe. The climate of my region in recent decades has gone from continental to sharply continental. To be continued. |
  
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24 Comments
Greetings Nikolay
I hope you are doing well
Very well written report.
Thank you so much for this Report.
Keep writing
Green cheers
Regards
Basanta
Posted 21-03-2020 11:03
Hello nikolay
I hope you are doing well
Great Report
Thank you so much for this report!
Keep writing!
Green cheers
Yours
Hema
Posted 19-03-2020 11:55
Abdul, Rafa Mohammed, hello! Nice to meet you! Thank you for your attention!
Posted 16-03-2019 06:06
Mark, hello! Thank you very much for such a flattering review of my work! I will try to continue to please you, friends, with my reports!
Posted 16-03-2019 05:25
Thawdar, hello! I am sorry that climate change has also taken place in your country. The changes are indeed global.
Posted 16-03-2019 05:22
Louis Mentor, hello! Thank you for your positive feedback about my work! I will try to highlight in the next part the actions that the Russian government is taking to cope with the cataclysms.
Posted 16-03-2019 05:19
Kushal, hi! Namaste! Thank you, dear friend! Yes, to be continued, will soon be the second part.
Posted 16-03-2019 05:17
Sainath, hello! Thank you!
Posted 16-03-2019 05:13
Wonhee Mentor, hello! Thank you for your attention to my report! Yeah, the memories are pretty fresh. I hope it doesn't happen again.
Posted 16-03-2019 05:12
Muskan, hello! Thank you for your feedback!
Posted 16-03-2019 05:09
Asmita, hi! Welcome to Russia! My country is beautiful and always happy guests!
Posted 16-03-2019 05:07
Justice, thank you for your attention to my report! Nice to meet you!
Posted 16-03-2019 05:04
Wow, very interesting report!
Posted 07-03-2019 20:40
Hi nikolay
I have always wanted to know about Russia. Thank you so much for this report.
Snow collapse and autumn hurricane, it??s scary to know about it. May it get mitigated very soon.
Green cheers
Posted 07-03-2019 17:50
Hi Nikolay
I really appreciate how well you explained the entire state of affairs. Thanks for sharing!
Posted 07-03-2019 16:02
Hi Nikolay
Thank you for sharing these important issues with others. Especially, it's even more meaningful that you wrote about something that you have experienced. It must have been
hard to talk about national tragedy.
Weather changes such as increasing global temperature are usually consequences of global warming. However, global warming can also cause catastrophic natural disasters as well.
Further research on how to prepare for this kind of next natural disasters will be
helpful.
It was very informative report and I can't wait to see the rest of it.
yours,
Wonhee Kim
Posted 06-03-2019 16:21
Shocking but that is true fact.
Posted 06-03-2019 12:54
Hello Nikolay
Thank you for such a wonderful report describing several events. As this is part one, I am really looking forward for reading the next part two. Climate is really changing and its high time that we have to be serious about it.
Keep writing great reports my dear friend.
Green cheers from Nepal
yours,
Kushal Naharki
Posted 06-03-2019 12:30
Hi Nikolay,
First of all, I would like to thank you for sharing your own experience with us. This piece of memory may be terrifying and you've decided to share this with us.
As I am reading your article, to be honest I was a bit shocked to hear what happened in your native region in 2014. Snow Collapse and Autumn Hurricane all sound horrible to me and I cannot imagine how I would reacted if I were you in Russia. I really liked your photos because they are self-explanatory about the gravity/severity of environmental damage which is a part of Climate Change in a larger sense. I would like to hear how Russia government is doing to prevent these kind of scary things from happening. I believe there must be something that the government is doing to tackle this problem.
I really liked your report and please keep up the good work!
Louis Mentor
Posted 05-03-2019 22:34
WOw! I was amazed by your report. Locals might faced a hard time. Summer become too hot and winter too cold in my country too.
Posted 05-03-2019 22:28
Terrifying and eye opening series of events that may unfortunately be attributed to climate change! Thank you for sharing Nikolay.
Posted 05-03-2019 17:58
what ah wonderful report nikolay. keep it up and i hope many more reports you share to us.
Posted 05-03-2019 09:29
Beautiful
Posted 05-03-2019 03:46
Well researched Nikolay Dagaev
Posted 05-03-2019 02:47