Such a situation can cause serious damage to agriculture and lead to the collapse of agriculture
, 04 Aug. 2023, 08:20 4586 read 2 comments
According to the latest predictions by scientists from Denmark, Europe faces a difficult future due to the dramatic climate changes associated with global warming.
The results of their modeling indicate the likelihood of a new ice age in the region.
In recent decades, the Earth’s climate has undergone significant changes, most notably the increase in average annual temperatures since the mid-20th century.
Scientists attribute this to human activity, which is why the Kyoto Protocol and the Paris Agreement were developed to combat this phenomenon.
One of the key factors influencing Earth’s climate is ocean currents.
These huge bodies of water not only pass along the coasts, but also play an important role in the transfer of energy.
For example, the warm Gulf Stream provides Northern Europe with relatively mild weather. However, everything known may change by the middle of the coming century.
The global ocean current circulation (AMOC) is of great importance for the stability of the Earth’s climate.
Stopping this flow can lead to radical changes, causing a domino effect.
Such changes will lead to shifts in tropical rain belts, increased heat and droughts in equatorial regions, while Europe and North America face sharp cooling.
Such a situation can cause serious damage to agriculture and lead to the collapse of agriculture.
According to scientists, these changes may occur in the middle of the 21st century. In addition, warming is expected to shift from the Arctic to the Antarctic.
This poses new complex challenges to the whole world in the fight against global warming and the protection of the planet’s ecosystem.
The current state of the climate is already alarming. This year, Europeans experienced severe heat waves, while the Asian continent experienced torrential rains.
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2023-08-04 05:19:32
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