Due to the accelerating global-scale air pollution, the emission of various gasses into the atmosphere without much treatment increases the level of global warming. According to the United Nations data, the average global temperature has increased by 1.1°C since the industrialization period. Global warming, along with rising average temperatures, causes floods due to the rapid melting of snow after the end of winter. For this reason, many countries and international organizations carry out various studies to reduce the warming, which is very difficult to recover. This article discusses the recent flood risk events in Kazakhstan in relation to flood disasters caused by global warming.
