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Images reveal extent of Taiwan drought - Greenpeace International

Images reveal extent of Taiwan drought Lena Chang and Erin Newport 18 May 2021 | It’s time for all of us to assert our rights, demand climate justice, and a dignified way of life. Take action × In a normal year, water laps against the pilings of Ita Thao Pier, which offers tourists views of vast, blue Sun Moon Lake in central Taiwan. But this year the pier stretches across an expanse of cracked mud, exposed by the lake’s record-low water level. Fishing nets and other debris are baked into the earth like fossils. When Greenpeace visited in late April, a handful of tourists wandered across the lakebed, taking photos of the barren landscape.

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Taiwan Experiences Record Drought - One Green Planet

Support OneGreenPlanet Being publicly-funded gives us a greater chance to continue providing you with high quality content. Please support us! Support Us A drought in Taiwan has dried up a popular tourist lake and is forcing residents to go without running water, AP reports. Government officials are drilling wells and using planes to dump chemicals to encourage rain. Farmers have been hit hard by the drought, with rice, lotus root, and other crops being seriously affected by the lack of rain for over two weeks. Rainfall has been half of the historic average and this is the first year in 56 years without a typhoon, experts shared.

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Parched Taiwan prays for rain as Sun Moon Lake is hit by drought

Parched Taiwan prays for rain as Sun Moon Lake is hit by drought Helen Davidson in Taiwan © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: AP Taiwan’s Sun Moon Lake is so low that parts of it have dried and turned to grass. Jetties that normally float are sprawled awkwardly on dry land, and tour boats are crowded at the tail ends of pontoons still in the water. Usually one of the island’s most famous tourist destinations, the lake has recently become a star of a different kind. Following the worst drought in 56 years, it is now famous for all the wrong reasons. These days, Instagram influencers photograph themselves posing in a dust-coloured, dinghy half-buried in a cracked and cratered lakebed.

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FEATURE-Taiwan may face fewer typhoons - but harsher drought - as planet warms

FEATURE-Taiwan may face fewer typhoons - but harsher drought - as planet warms Huang-Hsiung Hsu, a climate researcher at Academia Sinica in Taipei, said that if current rates of greenhouse gas emissions were not reduced the northwestern Pacific Ocean is expected to see the greatest decrease in tropical cyclone activity of all the planet s oceans . The shift could halve the number of typhoons making landfall in Taiwan by the end of the century, compared to the historical average of 3.5 a year, he said.Reuters | Updated: 22-12-2020 05:31 IST | Created: 22-12-2020 05:31 IST By Sally Jensen TAIPEI, Dec 22 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When Typhoon Morakot hit indigenous villages in Taiwan s mountains 11 years ago, former army officer Chen Cheng-nan was stunned at the devastation.

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