How the climate change has affected Bolivia

Bolivia’s foreign minister has blamed the recent floods on climate change, ABC News reported this week.

Bolivia is probably a country that cannot do that much about the climate change. The largest CO2 producers in the countries are probably the cars – but even these rarely travel any long distances.

Now they are looking to the rest of the World to help them – is the el niño/la niña condition a result of climate change? Do we all now have a moral responsibility to help countries affected?

I think we should be looking at two different things – help for situations like this, and long-term action.

Pictures of the floods in Bolivia

The BBC News website has some interesting pictures of the floods in Bolivia.

Click here to see them.

Cars that should be scrapped, but are not

Megawelle reported last week that 1,000 unused cars were found on the streets of Arrecife last year. They should have been scrapped but were probably dumped there instead.

Perhaps this car that I spotted in Puerto del Carmen last year suffered the same fate?

The mayor of Arrecife now wants to warn residents against this practise, saying that it is detrimental to the image of the town.  I shall be interested to see on my next visit how successful he has been.

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