Some of the other steps it recommended were reducing forest and quarrying, strengthening vulnerable slopes, and constructing retaining structures to defend vulnerable areas.
Some researchers claimed earlier this month that large rain in the state’s month before the floods, which softened the ground, as well as over-development and unregulated tourism may also have been contributing aspects.
” In addition to prevention, version is critical”, said Maja Vahlberg, one of the authors of the study, calling for more stringent assessment of floods and better early warning and removal systems.
The latest weather-related disasters in India, which some researchers have linked to climate change, ranged from soaring temps and prolonged wildfires to heavy rain and hurricanes.
In a statement released in May, the World Weather Attribution party came to the conclusion that human-caused climate change had caused Asia’s extreme temperatures to rise.