Report says climate change to trigger floods, droughts along China's Yangtze River

Rising temperatures over the next few decades will unleash storms, floods and drought across China's Yangtze River Basin, a new report says, raising the prospect of catastrophe for a region that is home to nearly a third of the country's population.

[Northie]

The Yangtze is only a part of the problem. The Yellow, Ganges and Indus rivers all originate in Himalayan glaciers that are shrinking fast--and more than a third of the world's population depends on their waters.

[Mirolyuba]

We don't have to worry about climate change causing environmental disaster in CCP China, as the Chinese Communist Party f3ckups will do it all by themselves in pursuing their "For Us To Be Rich Cadres Is Glorious" policies.

Just look at any river or canal in the country----you'd be horrified, as they are all open sewers.

Poor China.

[Earthling]

Climate change is being blamed for almost anything and everything that goes wrong or may go wrong, but hasn't yet been blamed for the lack of hurricanes this season, I wonder why.
Anyone?