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Κλιματική Κρίση

There is no doubt that humans activities, through their release of greenhouse gases over the last few hundred years since the industrial revolution when the pace of technical innovation speeded up, have been the prime generators of a fast changing climate which has expressed itself in several hazardous phenomena resulting in human loss of life, vast economic cost and environmental degradation. There are however, a number of natural factors that additionally contribute to the changing climate system. A number of natural cycles and factors result in interchanging warming and cooling climate structures.  In this context, and due to the many elements within the natural and anthropic environment which are highly vulnerable to this phenomenon, the topic of Climate Change (or more appropriately, human-induced Climate Change) is addressed within the BeSafeNet website, as the Climate Crisis under the section dealing with the topic of Vulnerability.