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Ninety-two years from now, the Gateway of India will be under water, wiped off the Mumbai skyline. This, in turn, would imply that approximately 50 million Indians would be rendered homeless and become 'climate migrants'. That's the apocalypse scenario drawn up in a report titled 'Climate Migrants in South Asia: Estimates and Solutions' that has been commissioned by Greenpeace, a non-government organization." Source: Click HERE.
Ninety-two years from now, the Gateway of India will be under water, wiped off the Mumbai skyline. This, in turn, would imply that approximately 50 million Indians would be rendered homeless and become 'climate migrants'. That's the apocalypse scenario drawn up in a report titled 'Climate Migrants in South Asia: Estimates and Solutions' that has been commissioned by Greenpeace, a non-government organization." Source: Click HERE.You can support the
by taking part in the Padyathra, a walk along the new coastline of the future, on
Saturday, 12 April, at 4.oo pm at Besant Nagar, Elliots Beach for a distance of 2 kms.
Thanks to Hopeland, BSc Zoology (Reg) for the inputs.
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