Environmental Policies and Yemen's Water Crisis

Introduction Environmental policy refers to the organization's commitment to laws, regulations and other policy mechanisms related to environmental issues and sustainability. These environmental problems range from air pollution and water pollution to problems related to deforestation and solid waste management. Today, we live in a world filled with developing countries and face environmental problems and deterioration everyday. Yemen is one of the countries with the weakest development that is leading to development and becoming a more stable country, but facing various environmental problems, social and political issues.

Yemen has big water problems. The capital city Sana is estimated to run out of water resources within 10 years. Half the citizens of Yemen can not access clean water, coupled with the civil war, we are in a perfect humanitarian crisis. Arab Spring - After poor Tunisian businessmen ignite his fire in frustration - the body scattered in the Middle East, leaving political turmoil. Of course, Yemen was not late. Large-scale protest against "Angry Day" and subsequent government action resulted in a full-scale civil war lasting three years, half of whom civilians issued more than 10,000 casualties. It is not saying "no more", but because it has not ended yet. Our favorite phrases are only useful if everything else is lost. Then we will cry again till the throat dry.

The current cholera crisis in Yemen is one example. As Yemen's delegation said yesterday, "In addition to severely restricting the import of key items such as spare parts and fuel, the lack of attacks on water and sanitation systems and lack of maintenance leads millions of people "In other words, attacks on supporting people's critical infrastructure to keep water clean, treat sewage and treat people are partly due to this public health crisis.

As a direct result of US policy, Yemen is in the midst of a devastating humanitarian crisis. Thanks to our merciful Saudi Arabians who have attacked poor neighbors since 2015 - children are starving, many people can not access health care, critical infrastructure is being destroyed This is the month It will not happen. However, the United States provides direct material support to Saudi Arabia customers who are attacking. Therefore, the United States has participated in a very realistic way to the endless suffering of the Yemeni people. For tangential reasons, this is also Yemen's bombing and bustling, and it has been around for years.