Comments by "SaBa" (@saba1030) on "German Chancellor promises help to residents affected by worst flooding in decades | DW News" video.

Because it'll get worst 🙄
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@hamzasyed 🙄 Germany is paying € 250 million to Gaza/Palestinians per year... The EU27 gave € 1,2 BILLIONS (2021-2024) to Gaza/Palestinians...Just tell your Hamas bosses, not to use it to build their big villas in Doha or other...
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 @thedarkslide Those villages/towns are located there since 1.000 years...
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@thedarkslide 🙄 What would be the solution? Those buildings can't be sold, give up everything and move to where? Loss of your own house, loss of your job = brilliant idea, NOT Tell that to ALL those people World wide, where there are these regions, flooded for months due to the climate change = where should these millions of people go? Any idea? My answer was to your comment "build somewhere else" = yess, if possible, it gets done already since years, but = these villages/towns are there since 1.000 years, those are the facts...
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@monkfishmondfinsternis3162 To pick out just Germany, when in fact the G20 are making up 81% of the worlds polution... Yes, us people living in the EU27, USA, Australia, Canada are using the most/per head, I know that = tell that the people, which don't want to change their habits = like online shopping, fast fashion, coffee to go, buying all stuff/tents, clothes, sleeping bags, seats = just for one festival and leave it there/dump it, after the festival is done = brilliant NOT, ... lots of packaging for all those "online shopping actions", streaming = one third of worlds energy consumption is used by the inet/servers etc, digital currency= uses xx-times more energy than anything else, the ever getting bigger cars/EVs included/more horsepower..buying cheap stuff from online platforms from all over the world, etc = not helpfull either ....if every person on this planet would use as many resources than us in the western countries = we would need 2,6 planets 😒 It's ALL up to US, to change that = the CONSUMERS ... Edit typo/autocorrect
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@gerhard6105 We do the same over here in the north of Germany... But in this case it's overload of rain, those villages are in narrow valleys, different situation than to us in the north = low lands... Those villages/towns are up to 1.000 years old... Een feinen Dag wünsch ik di met groetens ut Bremen 🖐
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@peter_meyer Well, the whole Region was flooded at x-mas 2023, same as most of Lower-Saxony/Bremen/Hamburg.....when the sea level is too high due to inlands going storms, pushing the sea water towards the coast lines/inlands.... therefor higher high-tide levels, higher waves, hence the rivers can't get rid of their water-overloads into the sea, get pushed back ... water levels in the rivers/ditches etc raise, caused by permanent heavy rain for weeks, groundwater levels raising, dykes get soft due to permanent heavy rain..,, and had to be stabilised with sand bags, or weeks ongoing heavy rain = floodings happen... It's a terrible "chain reaction"... Greetings from Bremen 🖐 Edit typo/autocorrect
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@user-yb4pq4my1o Yes. By developing new technologies for better climate...like Airbus Bremen is developing hydrogen powered airplanes in cooperation with the Ariane Group space technologies Bremen...the goal is focused on 2035 😊 And lots of other technologies, like the worlds biggest heatpump in Danmark, for 100.000 households = build by MAN = German technology... Worlds first 14 hydrogen powered trains (Alstom), started their service in 2022 in Lower Saxony/Germany Please look up for the "clean hydrogen coast line", a project run by the Netherlands, Denmark and Germany, Fraunhofer Institute Bremerhaven is involved as well.. Fraunhofer Institute Bremerhaven = hydrogen lab 😊
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@invadingomen6826 😒 Germany is paying € 250 million to Gaza/Palestinians per year The EU27 are paying € 1,2 BILLIONS (2021-2024) to Gaza/Palestinians... If only Hamas would use that money for their people, instead of building big villas at Doha for Hamas bosses, or other...
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