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Pentagon chief says US strikes have ‘devastated’ Iran’s nuclear programme

时间:2010-12-5 17:23:32  作者:Travel   来源:Innovation & Design  查看:  评论:0
内容摘要:For the US, figures on air accidents have been compiled by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) up to the end of January this year.

For the US, figures on air accidents have been compiled by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) up to the end of January this year.

The new NaFRA data shows as many as 6.3 million properties in England are in areas at risk of flooding from rivers, the sea or surface water, and with climate change this could increase to around eight million by 2050."We have spent the last few years transforming our understanding of flood and coastal erosion risk in England, drawing on the best available data... as well as improved modelling and technological advances," says Julie Foley, director of flood risk strategy at the Environment Agency.

Pentagon chief says US strikes have ‘devastated’ Iran’s nuclear programme

"When we account for the latest climate projections, one in four properties could be in areas at risk of flooding by the middle of the century."The Environment Agency planswhere users can check their long-term flood risk.

Pentagon chief says US strikes have ‘devastated’ Iran’s nuclear programme

Similar resources exist for Scotland, Northern Ireland, and Wales through the ABI."We can no longer rely on historical data," says Lukky Ahmed, co-founder of Climate X.

Pentagon chief says US strikes have ‘devastated’ Iran’s nuclear programme

The London-based climate risk firm offers a digital twin of the Earth, which simulates different extreme weather events and their potential impact on properties, infrastructure and assets under different emissions scenarios.

It combines artificial intelligence with physics-based climate models.Delhi is aware that the jets China has supplied to Pakistan are some of the earlier models. Beijing has already inducted the more advanced J-20 stealth fighter jets, that can evade radars.

India and China have a long-standing border dispute along the Himalayas and fought a brief border war in 1962 that resulted in a defeat for India. A brief border clash took place in.

Experts say India is acutely aware that it needs to accelerate investments in its homegrown defence manufacturing industry and speed up international buying.For now, China's defence industry seems to be enjoying the limelight following the claims of success of one of its aircraft in the India-Pakistan conflict.

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