The population of almost half of the world population has also exposed more population than the dust level.
New reports of the United Nations World Metroological Organization (WMO) have found that “premature death” has caused “premature death” due to climate change.
On Saturday, the UN General Assembly (UNGA) marked the International Day of Sand and Dust storms and the designation of 2025 – 2034 as the UN decade to deal with sand and dust storms.
The storm “is becoming one of the far -reaching world challenges in our time,” said Assembly President Phelmon Yang. “They run by climate change, land degradation and insecure methods.”
WMO general secretary Celeste Shawlo said on Thursday that sand and dust storms are “dirty windows and gray sky. They harm the health and quality of millions and spend many million dollars on air traffic, agriculture and solar energy production.”
The air particles in these storms cause 7 million premature death every year, saying that they cause respiratory and cardiovascular disease and reduce crop production by 25%, which causes appetite and migration.
“In Egypt, about 3 billion tonnes of dust is emitted every year with Great Pyramids in Egypt,” WMO’s UN representative Laura Petrason told the UNGA.
More than 80% of the world’s dust was added from the desert in North Africa and the Middle East, but it has a global result because the particles can travel hundreds and thousands of kilometers across the ocean.
UN Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia’s head of the Western Asia, Underscretary-Janmal Rola Dashi, told the Legislative Assembly that the financial cost of the storm is “amazing”.
In the Middle East and North Africa, 2.5% of the total household production (GDP) per year to deal with dust and sand storms, she said $ 150 billion is $ 150 billion.
“This spring, you, the Arab region, was severely interrupted in the Arab region,” Dashiti said that the respiratory and storms in Kuwait and Iran have forced school and office banning school and office by citing serious storms in Iraq.
The African Sahara desert is traveling to Caribbean and Florida, she said. For the United States, dust and wind erosion suffered $ 444 billion in 2017, which was quadruple of 1995 1995 Since, according to a scientific journal Nature’s study.
The WMO and the World Health Organization have also warned that the burden of health is increasing rapidly, 8.8 billion people – about half of the world population – is in contact with the dust level higher than the dust level between 1 and 2.
