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According To The Report Compiled By The Local Voice Network Of New Zealand, The Latest Climate Change Research Points Out That The Sea Level Rise Rate In Many Parts Of New Zealand Does Not Rise By 30 Cm In 2060 As Predicted By The Paris Climate Agreement. In Fact, The Situation Is Much Worse. The Sea Level Rise Of 30 CM Will Come In 10 To 20 Years.
For Many Areas In Auckland And Wellington, The Two Largest Cities, Sea Levels Will Rise By 30 Centimeters In 10 To 20 Years. By 2060, The Sea Level In Many Places Will Rise To 1 Meter, Which Will Lead To Flooding And Incalculable Losses, And Eventually Force People To Abandon Their Homes And Evacuate Along The Coast.
Tim Naish, The Lead Scientist Who Conducted The Study, Said: "I Know That Sea Levels Are Rising, Which Is Bad, But Although I Have Been A Climate Scientist For 20 Years, I Am Still Shocked By How Fast Sea Levels Are Rising." Together With Another Scientist Involved In The Study, Richard Levy, He Created A Website Where Residents Can Accurately Find Out How Their Own Communities Will Be Affected.
According To The Forecast, Auckland Britomart Railway Station Will Be Flooded. Infrastructure Such As North Western Motorway, Coastal Highway Tamaki Drive, Airport In Napier And Nelson Will Also Be Affected, And Christchurch And Dunedin Will Face Major Problems.
Life Wellington? The Residents Of Whiro Bay Have Been Disturbed By Sea-level Rise. They Know What Will Happen To New Zealand Residents Next. "You Can Really Feel The Power Of The Sea. It Can Suddenly Break Into Your Home And Say Hello To You." Resident Eugene Doyle Said.
At Present, Levy And Nash Have Delivered Speeches In Many Committees, Financial And Insurance Departments, Hoping That They Can Actively Take Measures To Deal With Changes. "We Don't Have Much Time."