Surman, the smallest country of South America, is the most insecure in the world at sea level.
According to the United Nations Inter-Government Panel on Climate Change, about 10 people live in the coastal areas in the previous Dutch colony of 600,000 residents.
“Every day I disappears a piece of my land,” said the Year 56 -year -old farmer, who has lost the sea of percent percent sea.
Local officials have been trying to find a way to prevent the tide of the sea for years.
“Some areas are not problematic because we have five, 5, even 5 kilometers (three, six or 6 miles) saline” waves and shores are working as a buffer between Between, said Public Works Minister Riyad Nurmohmad.
But near Surinam’s capital, Paramibo, “There is only one kilometer so it is a very insecure zone,” he added.
In 2020, a program to restore Capital’s mangrov was started.
UN Secretary-Rural Antonio Gutreres tried to add VIP power by muddy to plant VIP power individually.
But five years later, climate change and water management expert Siannath Nakkar surveyed the scene of deserted view.
The sea is now lapping on the edge of a road, and the wooden sticks that have added hundreds of seedlings have opened in large quantities.
The high seasons removed the substrate sludge and exposed the roots.
“During the last two to three years, the water -destroyed saline has entered,” Nurmohmad said.
Nakal said that sand dredging at the entrance of the Paramibo Estheriuri to facilitate the slopes of the boats going to the port is also contributing to the incense, Nakal said.
But like the Amazon Mezon Ren Forest in neighboring Brazil, these destruction were consciously consciously consciously.
Due to the laping of water near the feet of Paramibo’s 240,000 people, Surinam has changed the tack and set about dike formation.
For the Shinderapes, Levie shows the last chance to stay on his land.
They said, “I have no more anywhere. When we have a dike, I will be more safe even if I am not sure how long I am,” he said.
K. K Come The length barrier will cost $ 1 million, which the government has promised to fund the state coffee.
“If you look at the donors, it takes many years before you start to get ready. We do not have time to waste, we will be flooded,” Nurmohammad explained.
But it is not enough to put a powerful Atlantic on the creek by throwing a hole in the country’s ocean rescue.
380 km from the country. Want to create a full network of dikes with dots on the coast.
Not sure where to find the money.
“This is a huge investment,” said Nurmohammad.
The newly discovered offshore oil deposits in the country can answer.
Last year, French Group Totalleries announced a $ 10.5 billion project to take advantage of the oil field on the coast of Surinam with the estimated capacity of 220,000 barrels per day.
