Climate, Wars, and the Global Economy...

We are facing a wave of excessive military use in successive wars, starting with the Russian-Ukrainian war, passing through the wars in Gaza and Sudan, and then the Israeli-American war on Iran. Whatever the political objectives and the results achieved, we must understand that God created this planet for people to live on. Everyone is affected by what happens or is done by any member of this planetary family. Any war that occurs does not only affect the victor and the vanquished, the perpetrator and the victim, the oppressor and the oppressed, but also those who allow these wars to last longer. Everyone is affected, but to varying degrees, depending on their proximity to the conflict zones and the strength of their economic ties with the warring parties. However, the most certain and influential factor for all inhabitants of the planet is the greenhouse gas emissions resulting from the intensive use of bombs and missiles in these wars, and the exhaust fumes from the use of warplanes and tanks in these conflicts. The increase in the planet's temperature...  It greatly affects the global economy...

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Because rising temperatures increase the consumption of natural gas for electricity generation... due to the increased use of air conditioners, which consume electricity... and rising temperatures negatively affect plants, drying up rivers and wells, thus destroying plant life... because trees and plants need water to live... and if the water and rivers dry up... how will they complete their life cycle... and the shortage of agricultural products leads to higher prices... increased demand for natural gas and oil for electricity generation drives up their prices, thus putting more pressure on government budgets worldwide... the spread of wars leads to increased military spending in countries near conflicts and armed wars... and  Therefore, instead of planting trees, money is being spent on weapons. Instead of building houses, money is being spent on missiles. This planet needs diplomacy, and the international community must unite to protect it, intervening and exerting pressure to stop armed conflicts and to prevent them from starting. Even the architectural design of any house on this planet takes into account the prevailing climatic conditions of its location. For example, in Europe, the primary goal of the design is to provide a warmer home due to the cold weather for most of the year. However, Europe waits for winter until September, and it is still absent. Consequently, the problem is that homes are equipped with heaters, not air conditioners. This is a simple example of the suffering this planet endures from wars, regardless of their underlying motives. These wars destroy the environment in the countries where they take place, thus reducing the green spaces on this planet, which desperately needs more.  ...to absorb toxic gases from the burning of oil and gas to generate electricity...or gases produced by the movement of people and travel using cars, buses, and airplanes...

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And the international community is not content with merely observing the sides of the conflict...but intervenes to protect its interests and reduce the budgetary costs for every government affected in one way or another by these armed conflicts...and the melting of snow and glacial collapse on the peaks of the Himalayas as a result of rising temperatures...led to the Nepal floods that left a thousand dead and thousands missing...and the disappearance of entire cities as a result of these floods inundated homes, causing people to die  Drowning... and of course, the lack of preparedness for this flood led to a disaster greater than expected, with more deaths and missing persons...

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