The latest report led by the United States Ocean Agency (NOAA) announced that the seawater position on the US coastline will rise by 10 to 12 inches (about 25 to 30 cm) by 2050.This report also indicates that climate change is destroying our knowledge.
This is a NOAA postscript for a huge number of reports created by the interchangeable panel (IPCC) about climate change last summer.The IPCC report states that drought, storms and heat waves are occurring more often and will continue to increase.He also appeals to the problem of sea level rise.
Bob Kopp, director of IPCC and director of Rutgers Institute of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Science, said to the reporters at the time, "The sea level has already influenced people around the world, and many coasts around the world.In the area, the frequency of coastal floods has doubled since 1960. "NOAA's latest report only asserts that global changes caused by greenhouse gas emissions affect people living in the United States.
There are also places where the sea surface rises by more than 40cm
The report anticipates that the rise of the sea level in the United States will be different for each region, and the Gulf Coast may rise by 18 inches (about 46 cm).In addition to the miserable conclusions, the moderate floods ("NOAA," "generally harmful") has become 10 times as much as the present, and a large -scale ("most destructive") floods are 5 times the frequency of occurrence.I predict that it will be.If you change such forecasts, you need to change the way.
It sounds like a distant tip in 2050, but there are 20 weather disasters that caused $ 1 billion last year alone, and of course it has caused a great deal of human damage.The rising seawater position has already influenced the coastal area of the United States, probably the most obvious cities along the Florida coast, and the streets are flooded regularly due to the large tide, King Tide.If you don't come to the point of how the water surface changes, please see the simulation that indicates what cities around the world will look like with the rise of the sea level.
This report is a shocking alertness that shows the urgency and seriousness of climate change, but the important thing is how fast we take.The NOAA report states that the sea surface is likely to rise by 2 feet (about 60 cm) between 2020 and 2100 thanks to the exhaust gas that has been released to the atmosphere.It's a terrible story, but it can get worse.If you don't seriously take action to suppress exhaust gas, Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets may be seriously affected by global warming.The prediction of the ice sheet is difficult to model, but in the worst scenario, the coast of the United States is even more than the current prediction..5 to 1.5m rising, that is, by 2100, a total of 1.1-2.The sea level may rise by 1m.If so ... it will be a completely different world.
Source: NOAA'S OCEAN Service, NOAA Climate.GOV,
