Rainfall Patterns Could be Affected by Global Warming
New evidence that global warming could change future global rainfall patterns has been provided in a new NASA-led study.
New evidence that global warming could change future global rainfall patterns has been provided in a new NASA-led study.
Stating that the Arctic regions inhabits a population of four million, and holds an estimate of 25% of the world's remaining oil and natural gas, Geologists have said that CO2 emissions not only contribute in warming the planet but also in acidifying alkaline seas.
The arctic seas are more vulnerable as the sea surface is exposed to atmospheric CO2 emissions.
Global Warming Will Cause Starvation of Millions in Africa and Asia by 2050, Warns Report
Extreme temperature may cause starvation of millions of people in Africa and Asia by 2050, warns new report.
Extreme temperature may cause starvation of millions of people in Africa and Asia by 2050, warns new report.
Richard Bellerby from the Norwegian Institute for Water Research has found that freshwater lowers the concentration of ions that buffers pH change and the loss of surface sea ice have allowed the harming effects of CO2 to occur even faster.
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Climate Swings and Not Global Warming Alone Increase Monsoon Rainfall
Research has shown that natural swings in the climate have significantly intensified Northern Hemisphere monsoon rainfall.
Research has shown that natural swings in the climate have significantly intensified Northern Hemisphere monsoon rainfall.
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Tropical Forests Resilient to Global Warming: Study
In response to greenhouse gas emissions, tropical forests are less likely to lose biomass - plants and plant material - over the twenty-first century than may previously have been thought.
In response to greenhouse gas emissions, tropical forests are less likely to lose biomass - plants and plant material - over the twenty-first century than may previously have been thought.
