The recent strong sandstorm in Gobi province in central Mongolia caused 6.5438+600,000 livestock deaths. How bad is the local weather?

In 20021year, Mongolian sandstorm ravaged Gobi province in central Mongolia, causing incalculable losses. In March this year, I believe that many friends in northern provinces experienced an impressive sandstorm weather or felt the attack of sandstorm. Because of this sandstorm weather, almost the whole northern part of China was caught in the attack of floating dust and even sandstorm, which brought great inconvenience to people's lives, but what is more serious is Mongolia, the birthplace of sandstorm weather.

The sandstorm in Gobi province in central Mongolia is very serious. From March 13 to March 14, local time, the continuous sandstorm weather brought great disaster to local residents, and hundreds of livestock died or lost. In addition, a large number of yurts were listed as losses, and even casualties occurred. At present, 9 people have been confirmed dead and hundreds are missing. That's not enough. Recently, there was a sandstorm attack.

At the worst time, the local area experienced sandstorms and snowstorms at the same time, and the wind reached 40 meters per second, and the power and water were cut off, making it difficult to guarantee the lives of residents. It can be said that it is the worst climate phenomenon after the snowstorm in the United States.

China and other countries are also affected by sandstorms, Mongolian cyclones and cold air. There are floating dust or floating dust weather in many northern provinces, and even sandstorms and blizzards in some areas.

Some people say that it is because there is a gap in the shelter forest in the three north areas of China, and dust enters our country along the hole. Actually, this is unscientific. In the face of powerful sandstorms, the protection ability of the three-north shelterbelt in China is very weak. Although it is recognized as one of the great projects in the world, the height of sandstorm is far more than ten times higher than the number of shelterbelts, and there is nothing we can do.

Is it because human beings have not done enough to manage the environment? In fact, it is not, but because the change of natural climate is beyond human control and resistance at present.