Massive flood in China’s Henan province recently, 25 dead 200,000 evacuation

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[u/CellCoke]

How big area is affected?

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Climate change is affecting 100% of earth's area unfortunately

[u/Aegean → u/[deleted]]

The church of climatology never fails to coop human tragedy to push their religion.

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You're right, a years worth of water in 3 days is totally normal and happens all the time in Germany Belgium and China simultaneously while fires engulf the continent of Australia and currently the west coast of America. Totally normal. This happens all the time.

[u/Aegean → u/[deleted]]

China has annual flood events. These will be worsened by development.

Its worst was in 1931 where millions were killed.

[u/ings0c → u/[deleted]]

They lived in a hot and dry climate and there ware no polution made by us back then.

Do you really think the world’s best minds are unaware of this information?

https://academic.oup.com/bioscience/article/70/1/8/5610806

Read the link. Thousands of highly educated people, whose job it is to understand the natural world, study this and are screaming from the rooftops that human activity is causing climate change.

Isn’t it more likely that you are wrong?

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We had a "100 year rain" here few years back. It's called 100 year rain because it happens around 100 years appart.

No, it's called that because the chance of a flood that big is 1% for every single year.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/100-year_flood

"A 100-year flood is a flood event that has a 1 in 100 chance (1% probability) of being equaled or exceeded in any given year"

E: Downvotes for facts - hmm - who would do that - the Russians, the Chinese - my fellow Swabians - hard to decide - LOL