UN says Reducing Disaster Risks Helps Climate Change Adaptation

The United nation says reducing risks from weather-related disasters such as flood and droughts can help nations adapt to climate change. Scientists predict global warming will lead to more intense and frequent extreme weather such as storms, high rainfalls, floods, droughts and heat waves.
Margareta Washlstrom, special Representative of the U.N. Secretary-General for Disaster Risk Reduction, says nations will make a serious error if they do not take urgent action. According to her saying, at least 70 percent of natural disasters are created by climate and weather. If nothing is done about global warming, the agricultural output in many countries would drop.
Nowadays, the all part of the world is suffering from global warming. For example, in North America, scientists predict riding temperatures will further reduce mountain snow and increase evaporation, changing the seasonal availability of water.
I think there is much water in Japan, we are living. But wasting too much water causes our future lack of water. And I feel very sorry for other countries which are suffering from poverty of water. So I think we should save water for our life and other poor-water countries.