For a Better Day after Tomorrow

2006-10-11 10:38:43 CRIENGLISH.com

More than 2,000 people in China were killed during the first eight months of this year simply due to natural disasters. Some blame the disasters on global warming, saying they result from abrupt climate change.

So what's the real reason behind the growing intensity of meteorological phenomenon? And how will it change human life?

On the eve of the International Day for Disaster Reduction, CRI's Paul James talked to Kishan Khaday, the energy and environment team leader with the United Nations' Development Program’s Beijing office.

(Q & A)

That was Kishan Khaday, energy and environment team leader with UNDP China with his analysis of the reasons behind global warming.

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