On November 29, the International Organization of Scientists submitted a crucial analysis and evaluation report to the Global Organization for Climate Affairs, namely, using supercomputers to simulate the subsequent impact of particle storms, and the final conclusion on the possible global natural disasters.

The report is divided into three parts, and was drafted by scientists from China, the United States and Europe.

Compared with the evaluation reports submitted in the previous few times, American scientists are no longer so optimistic. Global temperatures have risen sharply in two years. The next Little Ice Age is no longer a suspense. It only takes fifty years at most. More than 90% of the species around the world will become extinct, and humans will not be spared. [bsp;   The conclusions given by EU scientists are not much different, but the focus is on the arrival of Little Ice Age.

Relatively speaking, the conclusion given by Chinese scientists is more detailed, that is, within the next twenty years, 90% of people around the world will face survival challenges. Whether they can prevent sharp changes in the climate in a timely manner depends on what they do in the next month. If no action is taken at the end of the year, the consequences will be unimaginable.

On this day, China proposed at the Global Climate Affairs Organization that member states should hold a referendum as soon as possible, grant governments all the power to deal with natural disasters, complete national mobilization as quickly as possible, and constrain the social activities of citizens of various countries with wartime standards.

This is not a mandatory measure, but a call issued when survival is threatened.

Of course, this must have something to do with the rescue operation.

Without a comprehensive mobilization, it is impossible to complete the entire plan, and it is impossible to prevent disaster from coming, and human civilization will inevitably demise.

Perhaps, a few people are spared, but most people will perish.

More importantly, in the face of natural disasters, status, wealth, wisdom, power, life experience, etc. are useless. If only ten percent of people can survive, then no one, even the richest, most powerful, and smartest people in the world, cannot guarantee that they are within ten percent.

For everyone, ten percent is a very small probability.

Within a week, more than 200 countries and regions around the world held full-name referendums, and 187 countries and regions, including twenty major industrial countries, passed resolutions, that is, to give the government the power to mobilize the country in the period of responding to natural disasters.

This is not war mobilization, but it is better than war mobilization.

In the face of the existential crisis, anyone must temporarily give up their personal interests.

Of course, carrying out comprehensive national mobilization also has very direct practical significance, namely, preventing the impact of the global food crisis on rescue operations.

You know, because the summer grain harvest was bad in 2035, the food crisis has begun to spread.

Although theoretically, global food production is not low enough to feed seven billion people, the distribution is seriously unreasonable, that is, food waste in developed countries is very serious, while developing countries and underdeveloped countries are seriously short of food, resulting in nearly half of the world's people having to endure hunger.

In peacetime, perhaps no one pays attention, or there is no reason to make the developed countries sacrifice.

However, in special times, this unreasonable distribution method obviously has a negative impact on the rescue operation.

For example, in the United States, there is still no food control. If the 2034 level is maintained, the per capita food consumption in the United States will reach 2,400 kilograms per year. In the ten least developed countries, the per capita food consumption in 2034 was less than 200 kilograms, which is twelve times the United States. If calculated based on normal calorie consumption, that is, each adult needs 3,200 calories per day, then the food produced by the United States will be enough to feed 2 billion people. Eliminate nearly 500 million people in the country and help 1.5 billion people in other countries overcome difficulties.

Similar situations exist in other developed countries.

Based on 2034, the per capita food consumption in Europe is 2,100 kilograms, Australia and New Zealand are 2,550 kilograms, Russia is 1,760 kilograms, China is 1,400 kilograms, Canada is 2,480 kilograms, and even Brazil is 1,200 kilograms. It can be said that this is no longer a consumption, but a waste. If these countries can strictly control the food supply, even if it is reduced by only half, it can provide 400 kilograms of survival rations to nearly 3 billion people in other countries.

In comparison, the situation in most countries is not so ideal.

Still based on 2034, India's per capita food consumption is 370 kilograms, Pakistan's 520 kilograms, Indonesia's 670 kilograms, Philippines' 710 kilograms, Mexico's 860 kilograms, and Africa's 15 countries only 330 kilograms.

It can be said that as long as strict food supply control is implemented, at least in 2036, the food crisis will not be enough to have a huge impact. Of course, the premise is that major large-producing countries, or food-rich countries, must provide poor countries with sustainable food.

Comprehensive mobilization provides the basis for food control.

On December 8, the United States formally promised to provide food assistance to all countries involved in the rescue operation and to determine the scale of assistance according to its contribution.

Subsequently, China, the European Union, Canada, Australia, Brazil and other countries also made similar commitments.

In this way, food aid has become the main driving force for encouraging other countries to actively participate in rescue operations.

Of course, this cannot be done thoroughly, that is, the major grain-producing countries cannot take out all their inventory to help other countries, and will not even provide food aid according to the minimum standards.

The reason is simple, scientists have warned that climate change will only weaken and not eliminate it.

In other words, even if the Arctic ice sheet can be prevented from melting, the global climate will become unfavorable to agricultural production. Especially for countries in the northern hemisphere, the volatile climate will inevitably lead to large-scale food production cuts, and will not be able to return to normal within the next ten years or even fifty years.

In this way, for developed countries mainly distributed in the northern hemisphere, they must leave a way out for themselves.

Judging from the situation at that time, the biggest beneficiary of comprehensive mobilization should be industry.

In early December, the aircraft assembly factory in Hokkaido was officially started. Because it was carried out completely in accordance with wartime standards, the project progress was astonishingly fast. According to the report submitted by Mu Haoyang, the assembly factory could complete the assembly of the first batch of stratospheric aircraft as early as the end of January 2037. In order to ensure that the spare parts produced by various countries arrived in a timely manner, the Chinese Navy will also expand Nemu Port.

At this time, various countries have completed the development of their own equipment according to their division of labor.

According to the plan, on December 31, countries will officially start production lines after scientists summarize the impact of the volcanic eruption.

In other words, assembly work will begin on January 20th.

It can be said that all projects are being carried out strictly in accordance with the plan.

At that time, Chinese scientists and engineers completed the development of electrostatic adsorption devices in just one week, American aerospace engineers completed the design of the wings in just ten days, and European engineers designed the main structure of the fuselage in just half a month.

This speed is simply unimaginable in peacetime.

Of course, this is not the highest efficiency.

According to the plan, after the assembly plant is put into production, it will produce 500 stratosphere aircraft every day, with an average of 22 per hour. According to the frequency of maintenance every three days, 100,000 assembly work can be completed in less than a year. In addition, the Chinese army has also opened a site for the second assembly plant. If more stratosphere aircraft are needed, the second assembly plant can be put into production as soon as possible by the end of March 2037.

If two assembly plants start construction with maximum efficiency, they can assemble 200,000 stratospheric aircraft within one year.

Of course, production workshops in various countries must also improve production efficiency at the same level.

On December 15, when 80% of the drilling work was completed, military personnel from all directions began to place nuclear warheads.

In order to prevent the nuclear warhead from losing control in high temperature and high pressure environments, special treatment has been carried out, such as wrapping an evaporative insulation layer outside. However, this can only ensure that the nuclear warhead is stored underground for twelve days, so it must be detonated within twelve days, otherwise it will completely fail.

On this day, fleets of countries wandering around Iceland also began to evacuate.

According to scientists' predictions, after the volcano erupts, the entire Iceland will be sent into the stratosphere, which will also trigger a super tsunami above level 14. The entire North Atlantic will be affected, and even the South Atlantic will be affected. Not only will nearby ships and ships need to be evacuated, but even the coastal ports and cities will also be evacuated.

That's why, starting from that day, ships in the harbours along the North Atlantic coast began to transfer.

The main shelter is the Baltic Sea, the Mediterranean Sea, the Black Sea, and the Gulf of Mexico in North America.

The biggest problem is to evacuate the residents of coastal cities. You should know that 30% of the population in Europe, 40% of the United States and Canada live in the coastal areas of the North Atlantic. The most affected are the Caribbean countries, because the super tsunami is likely to engulf these islands and must undergo nationwide evacuation. The situation in the UK is also very bad, and all personnel must be evacuated to the Scottish Highlands.

Fortunately, this is only a temporary impact.

The tsunami lasts for a maximum of several days, so after the tsunami has passed, all evacuated people will return to their homes, and all they have to do is to clean up the impact of the tsunami.

At this time, the effect of comprehensive mobilization appeared.

Under the government's compulsory measures, the evacuation work was carried out very quickly.

On December 25, the nuclear warheads were installed, and all five thousand nuclear warheads were placed in place. Military personnel from all directions began to evacuate on planes that night.

In order to ensure that all nuclear warheads detonate at the same time, military technicians have made careful arrangements for the detonation operation.

For example, the wires used to detonate nuclear warheads are measured with a ruler, and the length of each wire is completely consistent, ensuring that all nuclear warheads receive detonation signals at the same time.

In the early morning of the 26th, billions of people around the world were guarding the TV and next to the radio.
Chapter completed!