The danger of genocide threatens cedars in Lebanon!

The New York Times warned that Lebanon's famous cedar forests are facing hundreds of years of proliferation and growth because of climate change.

The newspaper said in a report on its website: "The country's most famous landmarks and the symbol of its national flag – more than 1,000 years ago – have survived ancient times and survived to modern wars. "

Cedars grow because of the humidity and cold, Normal in the Middle East, but its presence on the high peaks provides growth factors

"Now after years of aggression human, cedars in Lebanon face the most dangerous threat, namely that climate change will be eliminated by the end of the year.

The environment for cedar growth is moving towards higher altitudes where the cold winter is necessary for reproduction and reproduction, but in the Baroque forest there is no longer enough Altitude in the mountains.

If temperatures continue to heat up Emissions of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, part of the They say that by 2100, cedars will only grow that way 39, extreme north of Lebanon where the mountains are higher.

There are different problems in the north, where the Tannourine Nature Reserve – Lebanon's most densely populated forest – More than 7% of their trees and insects that were not known before 1997 were directly related in a hot and dry climate.