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Terre Has doubled in fifteen years. This is what a study did
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American Marine and Atmospheric Monitoring (NOAA) and published in the journal Science this Tuesday Geophysical Research Letters.
The energy that comes from is never different சோலைல் Received and rejected by our planet is not so important. This phenomenon is worrying: its effects will only increase
Temperature Ice melting and sea level rise are average and worse.
Earth’s energy imbalance doubled from 2005 to 2019
90% of the excess energy from energy imbalances ends up in the oceans, which further increases global warming. #ClimateCrisis https://t.co/YSanLkfxJN– Marcel Clement (ar Marquilment) June 19, 2021
A vicious circle is going on in the earth
In fact, 90% of the heat generated as a result of imbalance is eventually found, resulting in acidification affecting marine biodiversity. NASA scientist and lead author of the study, Norman Lope, also points to future “changes in atmospheric currents, such as extreme events such as wind waves.” Drought », Relays CNN.
To explain this phenomenon, the researcher points to human activity, but also to the fact that there are “fluctuations within the climate system” in the form of a vicious circle. An increase in temperature causes the amount of vapor in the atmosphere to increase. The latter promotes an increase in heat. The study focuses on data provided by satellites between 2005 and 2019.
Norman Loeb called the selected period a “snapshot” and called for new scientific missions that would allow for long-term vision. The authors of the study consider their results to be “startling” and believe that the amount of heat reaching the Earth must decrease, otherwise it will get worse. Climate condition.
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