Wednesday, 21 December 2011
Europe, a continent is dead
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Europe, a continent is dead
One of the most unfavorable reports on the direct effects of climate change in European countries such as England, Spain, Germany and France, but ...
Asia, presented by the National Weather Service in Britain (Met Office), at the World Synod of the United Nations Climate held in Durban, South Africa. The discouraging findings of the survey describe the image of Europe as a continent of anhydrous, where the land is not arable, agricultural species that will thrive will be those that currently exist in the tropical zone and access to water will be prohibitive for a large proportion of the population. The gloomy picture presented by scientists to the situation prevailing in 24 countries by 2100 if it continues at its current pace the release of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. Can the 2100 seem distant to us, but, according to experts, if not now take the necessary strong measures, our grandchildren will live in a corrupt world. The researchers, using 21 different models on climate change from scientific institutes from around the world, stressing that there is significant room for error, but also indicate that the core of the survey reflect very accurately the future in store for us the changes in climate . In Europe, countries will be hardest hit will be England, France, Spain and Germany. In Spain, according to the survey, almost all the arable land (99%) will deteriorate and the country is barren. In contrast, in Britain the majority of land (approximately 96%), due to weather changes, it will be suitable for cultures that now exist in warmer areas. "Vineyards in England? Could. Besides, the Romans had succeeded, "he says jokingly, Michael McCarthy, author of the British newspaper" Intipentent. "Without water France In France, on the other hand, only 4% of land is considered healthy, while the quality of 55% soil will be much worse than today. The reduction of water resources is expected to affect 14% of French at present numbers nearly 9 million people, while in England the figure is 24% number that corresponds to approximately 14.5 million inhabitants. In Germany, the figure rocketed, reaching 43%, which currently represents 35 million inhabitants, while in Spain the proportion is even higher (58%), which translates into 27 million Spaniards. The floods in rivers are expected to increase greatly in Britain, reaching 72%, in contrast to France, where growth is much lower, only 9%. Along with the increase of floods increasing number of people residing in coastal areas and who will experience the intense effects of climate change. Rising sea levels, coupled with the emergence of more and more powerful storms, expected to affect 120,000 people in France and 160,000 in Britain, where the thermometer in the south will rise during the third C until the end of this century and 2 5 ° C in the north. Early indications, as indicated by scientists, have already made their appearance, as recorded in Britain every year 35 more hot days than 50 years ago. Extremely destructive will be the impact on agriculture in countries like Australia and Turkey, which, as provided by the study, will be downgraded 97% of arable land. In contrast, countries like Germany and Russia would "benefit" in some way, since due to climatic conditions, can thrive in their territories tropical species. The most serious consequences for the water shortage will live countries like Egypt, where 98% of the population will be affected, but also Turkey, where, having as a benchmark the current population, the number of people will suffer reaches 33 million .
Asia, presented by the National Weather Service in Britain (Met Office), at the World Synod of the United Nations Climate held in Durban, South Africa. The discouraging findings of the survey describe the image of Europe as a continent of anhydrous, where the land is not arable, agricultural species that will thrive will be those that currently exist in the tropical zone and access to water will be prohibitive for a large proportion of the population. The gloomy picture presented by scientists to the situation prevailing in 24 countries by 2100 if it continues at its current pace the release of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. Can the 2100 seem distant to us, but, according to experts, if not now take the necessary strong measures, our grandchildren will live in a corrupt world. The researchers, using 21 different models on climate change from scientific institutes from around the world, stressing that there is significant room for error, but also indicate that the core of the survey reflect very accurately the future in store for us the changes in climate . In Europe, countries will be hardest hit will be England, France, Spain and Germany. In Spain, according to the survey, almost all the arable land (99%) will deteriorate and the country is barren. In contrast, in Britain the majority of land (approximately 96%), due to weather changes, it will be suitable for cultures that now exist in warmer areas. "Vineyards in England? Could. Besides, the Romans had succeeded, "he says jokingly, Michael McCarthy, author of the British newspaper" Intipentent. "Without water France In France, on the other hand, only 4% of land is considered healthy, while the quality of 55% soil will be much worse than today. The reduction of water resources is expected to affect 14% of French at present numbers nearly 9 million people, while in England the figure is 24% number that corresponds to approximately 14.5 million inhabitants. In Germany, the figure rocketed, reaching 43%, which currently represents 35 million inhabitants, while in Spain the proportion is even higher (58%), which translates into 27 million Spaniards. The floods in rivers are expected to increase greatly in Britain, reaching 72%, in contrast to France, where growth is much lower, only 9%. Along with the increase of floods increasing number of people residing in coastal areas and who will experience the intense effects of climate change. Rising sea levels, coupled with the emergence of more and more powerful storms, expected to affect 120,000 people in France and 160,000 in Britain, where the thermometer in the south will rise during the third C until the end of this century and 2 5 ° C in the north. Early indications, as indicated by scientists, have already made their appearance, as recorded in Britain every year 35 more hot days than 50 years ago. Extremely destructive will be the impact on agriculture in countries like Australia and Turkey, which, as provided by the study, will be downgraded 97% of arable land. In contrast, countries like Germany and Russia would "benefit" in some way, since due to climatic conditions, can thrive in their territories tropical species. The most serious consequences for the water shortage will live countries like Egypt, where 98% of the population will be affected, but also Turkey, where, having as a benchmark the current population, the number of people will suffer reaches 33 million .
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