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Global Warming Changes Daehanminguk...Heat Waves, Heavy Rain and Agriculture and Fisheries Hit by Climate Crisis
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- Global warming is spreading into heat waves, heavy rainfall, rising sea levels and changing conditions for agriculture and fisheries, making the climate crisis an everyday problem.
- The Korea Hydrographic and Oceanographic Agency analyzed data from 21 coastal tide observation stations and found that sea levels rose by an average of about 3.2mm per year, and about 11.5cm cumulatively, from 1989 to 2024.
- The argument is that adaptation policies by the government and local governments, greenhouse gas reduction, and citizens' everyday practices must be pursued together.
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