Major disasters due to abnormal weather occur frequently around the world. The incidence of traffic accidents is rising in Japan, from an increase in long distance attendance due to declining birthrate.
The program, which evaluates cancer hazards, has been criticized by leading scientists and regulators for its lack of transparency, frequent conflicts of interest, questionable carcinogen classifications and misleading communications.
In addition, the frequent occurrence of a massive traffic jam on the highway, especially in the face of winter fog, icing and other unexpected weather, traffic jam may be stretching several kilometers on the highway.
Africa is facing serious adverse effects such as frequent and increasingly severe droughts and floods, an expansion of infectious diseases, and persistent instability in agricultural production.
Meanwhile, the Special Ops Squad S.P.A.R.R.O.W.S. in the Intelligence Agency of the Government Forces has been investigating a rash of mysterious events parallel to their pursuit of General Morden.
Additionally, landslides and erosion of embankments have caused congestion of river channels. All settlements situated in low-lying flood prone areas and along river channels have been flooded.
Today, humanity faces many serious problems, including the declining sustainability of the global environment, an aging society, and growing fears caused by frequent occurrences of unforeseen disasters.
Global environment issues such as serious air pollution by airborne particles and frequent abnormal weather of a size that usually occur only once in several decades are threatening to life of human race and becoming challenges to overcome for living on Earth.
Global warming has various negative impacts on our lives, such as the destruction of earth's ecosystem, frequent climatic anomalies, elevation of water levels, and other events that can cause us to lose our homes, suffer food shortages, and face challenges to our survival.
Worldwide security threats such as increases in refugees due to combined political and economic factors and frequent terrorist attacks are growing, as are large-scale, life-threatening natural disasters such as torrential rains and heatwaves due to the effects of climate change.
Both sides agree, however, that the characteristics of IT use- multiple and simultaneous action, near instantaneous responses, mass organization across geographic boundaries, and technological dependence- increase the potential for more frequent discontinuous change in the international system.
However, there is no question that in recent years, issues such as environmental degradation, frequent natural disasters and armed conflicts are threatening the conservation and utilization of cultural heritage more than ever before. The time has come to rethink the future prospects of the contribution by JCIC-Heritage and Japan.
In recent years, Asian countries have experienced steady economic development that has raised the standard of living of citizens, but this has been accompanied by the emergence of the same sort of problems that Japan has been facing, such as the graying of the population and falling birth rate, expanding economic inequality, frequent natural disasters, and a broadening of risks.
The low-lying island nation faces an existential threat from the impacts of climate change and the country's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said in a national address Sunday it could cost more than S$100 billion($72 billion) over the next century to protect it from rising sea levels, hotter temperatures and more intense rainfall.
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