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A | Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has ordered the state’s National Guard to install a barrier in some parts along the Texas/New Mexico state line. Officials say guard members have been placing concertina wire in an area close to Sunland Park, New Mexico, which shares a border with El Paso, Texas.Footage shot by KVIA shows some of the fencing running along the Rio Grande.ABC News has reached out to Texas officials, who have not yet provided an estimate of how much fencing is being installed.Abbott says the barrier is meant to deter migrants who cross from Mexico into New Mexico before heading to El Paso.“Texas installs fencing along NEW Mexico border. Our barriers around El Paso forced the migrants crossing illegally to enter into New Mexico. They then entered into El Paso from there. To end that, we are building a barrier on the New Mexico border,” the governor posted Sunday on the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter.In a statement given to ABC News, the Texas Military Department (TMD) said the Texas National Guard is “fortifying” the border between the two states.“The Texas National Guard has heavily fortified the border in El Paso with 18 miles of concertina wire. We are now fortifying the border between Texas and New Mexico to block migrants who are entering New Mexico illegally and then crossing into Texas. The effort in El Paso was bolstered by the recent deployment of the Texas Tactical Border Force to El Paso. The Texas National Guard remains focused on operations to prevent, deter, and interdict transnational criminal activity and illegal immigration along the border,” the TMD public affairs office said.A spokesperson for New Mexico Rep. Gabe Vasquez says state officials were not warned about the governor’s plans.A statement given to ABC News by Vasquez said, in part, that the barrier is unconstitutional.“However, this is one of the many political stunts that the Texas governor has cooked up to demonize immigrants and that provides no real long-term solution to the crisis that we're facing. Governor Abbott has done this before. He has put up an illegal border wall with shipping containers, then he conned migrants into taking buses to other states without their clear consent, then he put up a death trap on the Rio Grande that drowned innocent migrants seeking asylum, and now, his latest stunt is putting up a barrier between Texas and New Mexico,” Vasquez said.Abbott is facing an ongoing lawsuit over his decision to install a floating barrier in the Rio Grande on the U.S. and Mexico border. The state is arguing that they did not need permission from the federal government to install buoys along a 1,000-foot stretch of the Rio Grande in Eagle Pass, Texas.The governor’s office has not responded to an ABC News inquiry about whether Texas officials discussed Abbott's plans with their New Mexico counterparts.The Texas Military Department, Department of Public Safety, and the governor’s office did not answer when asked how much of the planned 18-miles-long wire fencing has been placed and if more is planned.“The state stands ready to assist as requested by federal or local partners to ensure individuals are treated with compassion and respect while maintaining public safety. We encourage Gov. Abbott to turn his attention away from a never-ending stream of political stunts and toward working in earnest for the people of the state he was elected to represent,” said Caroline Sweeney, a spokesperson for New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham.In a joint statement, the Democratic Party chairs of both Texas and New Mexico called for the barrier to be removed. “Shame on Greg Abbott for using public tax dollars to uplift his dangerous approach to border security, and infringing upon Texans’ and New Mexicans’ right to move freely across state lines. Texas and New Mexico Democrats condemn Abbott’s razor wire fencing along our state borders, and call for its removal effective immediately,” their statement read in part.At an event hosted last month by the Manhattan Institute, a conservative think tank, Abbott said that even if Texas was able to stop all unlawful entries through the Texas-Mexico border, some would still be coming in from New Mexico.“Not only are we building border barriers between the border of Texas and Mexico, we're also having now to build border barriers between Texas and New Mexico,” he said.。北京青年报记者昨日（4月21日）从北京市生态环境局获悉，《北京市适应气候变化行动方案》日前出台。行动方案提出，到2025年，本市适应气候变化政策体系和体制机制逐渐完善，全社会自觉参与适应气候变化行动的氛围初步形成。　　到2030年，适应气候变化政策体系和体制机制基本完善，气候适应型社会建设取得明显成效；到2035年，全社会适应气候变化能力显著提升，气候适应型社会基本建成。　　北京年均气温每10年上升0.45℃　　北青报记者了解到，在全球气候变化背景下，我国气候呈变暖趋势，北京也明显表现出气候变暖趋势。北京市应对气候变化管理事务中心副主任贾秋淼介绍，1961年至2020年，北京区域年平均气温以0.45℃/10年的速度上升，高于同期的全国平均升温幅度。

B | 市域内最高气温超历史极值或极端阈值的极端高温事件频发，区域性跨季连旱和极端特大暴雨事件的发生频率加大。　　“比如去年，北京的冷和热都很极端。

C | ”贾秋淼说，2023年北京市年平均气温12.7℃，这是1961年有7项记录以来最高。同时，高温日数也是历史最多。从7月份开始出现快速大尺度旱涝急转，一直到7月份出现强降雨，引发了重大的自然灾害。

D | 12月中下旬，又创下最长连续低温纪录，这些都是气候变化的一些影响。　　贾秋淼介绍，北京作为超大城市，人口、产业、建筑高度密集，城市化与气候变化作用叠加，导致我市受气候变化影响压力较大。极端强降水、连续高温热浪、极端低温事件等造成建筑、交通、能源等基础设施结构及功能面临极大应对压力；气候变化也通过温度变化和病虫害影响着农业系统和生态系统等。

E | 　　加强极端天气气候事件监测预警　　为做好适应气候变化工作，防范化解气候变化重大风险，依据《国家适应气候变化战略2035》，结合北京市实际情况，出台了《北京市适应气候变化行动方案》。　　北京市生态环境局应对气候变化处处长明登历介绍，方案提出，本市将以预防为主、主动适应，加强极端天气气候事件监测预警，提升自然生态系统、城市运行系统、社会经济系统的气候适应能力。同时，科技赋能、顺应自然，加强适应气候变化关键技术研发推广，探索基于自然的解决方案。

F | 　　此外，北京市还将突出重点、试点先行，聚焦气候变化敏感脆弱领域和关键领域，以试点示范为抓手，强化适应气候变化行动。多元参与、协同适应，形成适应气候变化强大工作合力。　　抓好十项任务适应气候变化　　行动方案提出，本市将重点抓好十项任务，包括：完善气候变化观测预警系统，提升气候系统监测分析能力，强化极端天气气候事件预警；加强气候变化影响和风险评估，提升城市风险监测预警能力；聚焦城市功能布局、基础设施、城乡建筑、交通运输等方面，提升规划和建设管理水平；针对各区不同功能定位，分类施策，提高重点区域适应气候变化能力；围绕水资源保障等环节，强化水资源系统韧性。　　同时，北京将构建气候友好型生态系统，构建市级绿道系统，提升森林生态服务功能价值；完善适应气候变化的能源综合保障方案体系，优化能源结构和区域布局，加强能源安全运行；发展抗灾能力强的都市型现代农业，提升农业生态系统服务功能；提高公共健康领域适应能力；提高灾害救援能力，建设灾害防治工程。文/北京青年报记者王斌。