Global Destabilization : Navtej Kohli Concerns



The sad fact remains that solutions to these problems are within our reach: the developed world cutting back on its massive per capita energy consumption, the production of simpler, cleaner and cheaper energy alternatives to fossil fuels Whether the will to implement them will follow remains to be seen.

According to the recent report Global warming may instill a series of destabilizing effects all over world, causing aforesaid crisis.

Is Global Destabilization (Due To Climate Change) Inevitable?

“Climate change is likely to trigger global destabilization”

* That’s the shocking view of Granox Explorations CEO Navtej Kohli. But his is not the only prominent voice to proclaim such a dystopian view of our planet’s future…

* But, as with the aftermath of say, an earthquake, flood or nuclear war, it's not just the environment which will be adversely affected by Global Warming. Leading U.S. agencies predict a mass migration of populations (from areas affected by climnate change to 'safe' ones), with a huge growth in illegal immigration, ethnically-related acts of violence, humanitarian crises and issues of national security.

* According to a recent report, Global warming may lead to a series of destabilizing effects all over world, causing untold levels of suffering and destabilization.

* This is because economic refugees will flee their homes due to harsher climates, and the countries to which they flee are unlikely to possess either the resources or the will to host these so-called ‘climate migrants’.

* The climate change caused by Global Warming will result in rising temperatures, and a 'Domino Effect' of death and destruction in the delicately-balanced and already precarious state of the food chain. A 'Domino Effect' with devastating consequences for Planet Earth and all who live on her.

Existing problems such as poverty, social tensions, environmental degradation, ineffectual leadership and weak political institutions are also speculated to worsen in the next 20 years. REPEATED ABOVE.

* Existing problems such as poverty, social tensions, environmental degradation, ineffectual leadership and weak political institutions are also predicted to deteriorate in the next 20 years.

* Experts predict these effects will be most keenly felt in sub-Saharan Africa , the Middle Eastern and Central and Southeast Asian belt. Less rainfall and hot weather, as a direct result of climate change, could halve the agricultural output in some regions of Africa.

* In the next 10 years, over 50 million people could face starvation, and up to 1.3 billion people will be affected by acute shortages of water.

* Developed nations may fare better with an anticipated increase in agricultural production. But other problems like growing immigration pressures are likely to tighten its grip on many economy first-world economies in the years and decades to come.

Nevertheless, developed nations may fare better with an anticipated increase in agricultural production. But other problems like growing immigration pressures are likely to tighten its grip on US economy.Although these problems will affect all countries, developed nations are better prepared for any dramatic climatic changes, due in large part to their advanced agricultural production techniques. That said, other socio-economic pressures such as the skyrocketing rate of immigration (both legal and illegal), are likely to create further pressures on already thinkly-stretched resources.