Beijing Daxing International Airport turned into a large-scale water plant today

[NG Missile Vessels]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1686113497912942593

 

[REhorror]

Every year the flood gets stronger.
It seems even chinese infrastructure is no match.

 

[CallSignMaverick]

Shit happens dude, it rained hard in China.

 

[beijingwalker]

For years Beijing was a city with severe water shortage, this summer all reservoirs in Beijing are full, the water from this summer can last Beijing's water supply for a decade.

 

[beijingwalker]

China haters always like to post natural disasters in China, I never post natural disasters in other countries, do India and US never get hit by natural disasters? Just curious.

 

[dbc]

China haters always like to post natural disasters in China, I never post natural disasters in other countries, do India and US never get hit by natural disasters? Just curious.

Sure..

but when you spam PDF 24/7 its hard to remember..

1 person dead, 4 missing after fast-moving water sweeps through California homeless encampment

1 person dead, 4 missing after fast-moving water sweeps through California homeless encampment Five other people were rescued after they were swept away following heavy rain in the Southern California city of Ontario on Tuesday, officials said. Nov. 11, 2022, 1:18 AM CST By Julianne McShane...

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Collapsing Ceiling Narrowly Misses Commuter At A U.S. Subway Station, lucky escape

Collapsing Ceiling Narrowly Misses Commuter At A U.S. Subway Station, lucky escape

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Germany hardest hit by worst flooding in Europe's history

Germany hardest hit by worst flooding in Europe's history Over 180 people are dead after the worst floods to hit western Europe in living memory. As Chris Livesay reports from western Germany, that region has suffered the most brutal impact, but Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands have also...

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US subway death spurs outrage, calls for better social services

US subway death spurs outrage, calls for better social services 4 May 2023 Protests and calls for action are growing in the United States after video footage emerged this week showing a man on the New York City subway placing a homeless passenger in a chokehold, resulting in his death. A New...

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[Zsari]

Every year the flood gets stronger.
It seems even chinese infrastructure is no match.

Typhoon rarely reach northern China, hitting Beijing once in a blue moon.

 

[beijingwalker]

Sure..

but when you spam PDF 24/7 its hard to remember..

1 person dead, 4 missing after fast-moving water sweeps through California homeless encampment

1 person dead, 4 missing after fast-moving water sweeps through California homeless encampment Five other people were rescued after they were swept away following heavy rain in the Southern California city of Ontario on Tuesday, officials said. Nov. 11, 2022, 1:18 AM CST By Julianne McShane...

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Collapsing Ceiling Narrowly Misses Commuter At A U.S. Subway Station, lucky escape

Collapsing Ceiling Narrowly Misses Commuter At A U.S. Subway Station, lucky escape

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Germany hardest hit by worst flooding in Europe's history

Germany hardest hit by worst flooding in Europe's history Over 180 people are dead after the worst floods to hit western Europe in living memory. As Chris Livesay reports from western Germany, that region has suffered the most brutal impact, but Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands have also...

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US subway death spurs outrage, calls for better social services

US subway death spurs outrage, calls for better social services 4 May 2023 Protests and calls for action are growing in the United States after video footage emerged this week showing a man on the New York City subway placing a homeless passenger in a chokehold, resulting in his death. A New...

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My post is about homelessness in US, it's homelessness a natural disaster? and subway collapse in US, it's a natural disaster?

Typhoon rarely reach northern China, hitting Beijing once in a blue moon.

Not really that bad, I actually very much enjoy it, before this rain, Beijing was hot like hell, now is fresh and cozy, very comfy.

 

[beijingwalker]

Germany hardest hit by worst flooding in Europe's history

Germany hardest hit by worst flooding in Europe's history Over 180 people are dead after the worst floods to hit western Europe in living memory. As Chris Livesay reports from western Germany, that region has suffered the most brutal impact, but Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands have also...

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• Jul 20, 2021

This is the only post which is about a natural disaster, I have nothing against Germany, I posted it because right at that moment swarms of China haters posted a flood disaster in Zhengzhou city, Henan province. some people were killed and the haters here were celebrating here, right at the time, Europe was also being savaged by unprecedented flood, especially Germany, I posted it to tell those haters floods hit everywhere, they should not get too excited.


Haters celebrating Zhengzhou flood in July 2021

China floods: death toll climbs as questions raised over preparedness

China floods: death toll climbs as questions raised over preparedness Public scrutiny has focused on contradictory statements from local media and differences between posts by authorities and public 00:26 China: woman rescued from dangerous flood waters in Zhengzhou – video Helen Davidson and...

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China floods: ‘Digital dark age’ after disaster wreaks havoc on internet and electricity

https://www.scmp.com/news/people-culture/environment/article/3142544/china-floods-digital-dark-age-after-disaster-wreaks Millions of people in Zhengzhou just discovered how reliant they had become on the internet after major flooding killed service, as well as electricity, across the city. The...

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SCMP: 10 dead, hundreds of thousands displaced as heavy rains lash Hunan, central China

https://www.scmp.com/news/china/article/3180974/10-dead-hundreds-thousands-displaced-heavy-rains-lash-hunan-central The downpours began on June 1 and have hit most of the province, with 1.79 million people affected Authorities have sent tents, foldable beds, food and clothing to the stricken...

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[dbc]

• Jul 20, 2021

This is the only post which is about a natural disaster, I have nothing against Germany, I posted it because right at that moment swarms of China haters posted a flood disaster in Zhengzhou city, Henan province. some people were killed and the haters here were celebrating here, right at the time, Europe was also being savaged by unprecedented flood, especially Germany, I posted it to tell those haters floods hit everywhere, they should not get too excited.

Well we know your true nature, it was obvious when you were gleefully counting each COVID death in the US since 2020. But then “you do you” Mr. Walker but don’t think the rest of us are so easily fooled by your proclamations of innocence.

 

[Nan Yang]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1686113497912942593

I would think rain in Northern China brings more advantages then disadvantages.

 

[beijingwalker]

Well we know your true nature, it was obvious when you were gleefully counting each COVID death in the US since 2020. But then “you do you” Mr. Walker but don’t think the rest of us are so easily fooled by your proclamations of innocence.

You guys celebrated covid in China first and didn't expect it got you that fast, you don't seem to have a good memory, do you? as for US covid measures, that's a manmade disaster indeed.

I would think rain in Northern China brings more advantages then disadvantages.

Actually it does, I very much enjoy it, it's not really that bad, I travel from Haidian to Chaoyang to work everyday, I saw nowhere having serious flood, it brought down the unbearable heat, such a blessing, I wish it could last for more days, the temperature is so comfy now. Some flash flood happened in mountainous area, they are far away from urban Beijing, they are under Beijing's administration but are not really Beijing.

 

[beijingwalker]

Beijing has the world biggest subway network, in summer time when rainstorms hit, sometimes some Beijing subways were flooded, No Beijing's subway stations were flooded during this rain. this rain is not really that bad, it brought more good than bad.

 

[CIA Mole]

Deconstructed: The Lab Leak Theory

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How the "Great Leap Forward" Became the Worst Famine in Human History | StreetFins®

When Chinese leaders launched the “Great Leap Forward” in 1958, they hoped the economic campaign would bring their economy on par with the United Kingdom’s

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mao and mao2.0 responsible for these


hopefully after mao2.0 there wont be a 3.0

 

[Nan Yang]

Actually it does, I very much enjoy it, it's not really that bad, I travel from Haidian to Chaoyang to work everyday, I saw nowhere having serious flood, it brought down the unbearable heat, such a blessing, I wish it could last for more days, the temperature is so comfy now. Some flash flood happened in mountainous area, they are far away from urban Beijing, they are under Beijing's administration but are not really Beijing.

Actually even more important is the underground water table. This rain will help raise the water table. The water table has been dropping due to increase population and agriculture needs due to more and more underground water being pumped out. If water table dropped to a certain level, the land will start to sink. Once the land sink it is irreversible.

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Beijing experienced continuous groundwater depletion after 2000. This was due to overexploitation amid the capital's urbanization and population growth, as well as climate change.

The overall 3-centimeter increase in the groundwater level is a hard-earned result of the city's consistent water conservation efforts.

In 2015, the average depth of groundwater in the metropolis reached 25.75 meters. Since then, the groundwater level has increased for six consecutive years, the authority said.

China's massive South-North Water Diversion Project－which diverts water from the Yangtze River Basin to the drought-prone north－and the capital's water conservation efforts have both played an important role in achieving this significant progress, officials from the water authority told People's Daily.

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Fig. 1: SNWD routes, water storage, and precipitation in Beijing. | Nature Communications

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