"The Earth has a natural system of balancing the absorption and release of heat, that is absorbs from the sunlight, from the sunlight, but for the last few years, the balance seems to be under severe threat. There have been enormous in gases like carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide etc." As the temperature rises, there is a rise in sea level, due to melting of glaciers and the ice sheets of Greenland and Antarctica. While sea level is expected to rise almost every ear but a considerable variation is seen now-a-days. In some regions, the rise in sea lever, may be almost nil, but other might experience a rise of as much as twice the global average. The predictions are that the rise in sea level in some parts of north pacific and to the west of Greenland may be comparatively more and it can spoil the ecological balance of the respective region.
The Hardly centre reported that average temperature in 1999 was lower than that of 1998, but the year 1999 was still the fifth warmest year since global records began in 1860. The censure has further discovered than by 2050, the trees and soils will start falling and perishing which will result in less absorption of carbon-dioxide.
As per the latest report of U.K. Met office's hardly centre for climate prediction and Research, global warming over the next century might turn out to be much worse than estimated. If the Green House Gas (GHG) emissions are stabilized, which means immediate cut of 60-70% emission of emission of carbon-dioxide globally, even than the rise of atmospheric temperature would be 1°C and rise in sea level would be approximately 1 meter. Based on the finding of the Intergovernmental panel on climate change (IPCC), the centre predicated that warming overland could lead to a 6°C rise in temperature by 2100, that is 2°C higher than the earlier estimates.
As per the findings of a joint study conducted by Indian Institute of Technology, New Delhi and Hardly Centre, the global warming may also cause a good increase in rainfall over western coastline of India. "The Earth has a natural system of balancing the absorption and release of heat, that is absorbs from the sunlight, from the sunlight, but for the last few years, the balance seems to be under severe threat. There have been enormous in gases like carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide etc." As the temperature rises, there is a rise in sea level, due to melting of glaciers and the ice sheets of Greenland and Antarctica. While sea level is expected to rise almost every ear but a considerable variation is seen now-a-days. In some regions, the rise in sea lever, may be almost nil, but other might experience a rise of as much as twice the global average. The predictions are that the rise in sea level in some parts of north pacific and to the west of Greenland may be comparatively more and it can spoil the ecological balance of the respective region.
The Hardly centre reported that average temperature in 1999 was lower than that of 1998, but the year 1999 was still the fifth warmest year since global records began in 1860. The censure has further discovered than by 2050, the trees and soils will start falling and perishing which will result in less absorption of carbon-dioxide.
As per the latest report of U.K. Met office's hardly centre for climate prediction and Research, global warming over the next century might turn out to be much worse than estimated. If the Green House Gas (GHG) emissions are stabilized, which means immediate cut of 60-70% emission of emission of carbon-dioxide globally, even than the rise of atmospheric temperature would be 1°C and rise in sea level would be approximately 1 meter. Based on the finding of the Intergovernmental panel on climate change (IPCC), the centre predicated that warming overland could lead to a 6°C rise in temperature by 2100, that is 2°C higher than the earlier estimates.
As per the findings of a joint study conducted by Indian Institute of Technology, New Delhi and Hardly Centre, the global warming may also cause a good increase in rainfall over western coastline of India. "The Earth has a natural system of balancing the absorption and release of heat, that is absorbs from the sunlight, from the sunlight, but for the last few years, the balance seems to be under severe threat. There have been enormous in gases like carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide etc." As the temperature rises, there is a rise in sea level, due to melting of glaciers and the ice sheets of Greenland and Antarctica. While sea level is expected to rise almost every ear but a considerable variation is seen now-a-days. In some regions, the rise in sea lever, may be almost nil, but other might experience a rise of as much as twice the global average. The predictions are that the rise in sea level in some parts of north pacific and to the west of Greenland may be comparatively more and it can spoil the ecological balance of the respective region.
The Hardly centre reported that average temperature in 1999 was lower than that of 1998, but the year 1999 was still the fifth warmest year since global records began in 1860. The censure has further discovered than by 2050, the trees and soils will start falling and perishing which will result in less absorption of carbon-dioxide.
As per the latest report of U.K. Met office's hardly centre for climate prediction and Research, global warming over the next century might turn out to be much worse than estimated. If the Green House Gas (GHG) emissions are stabilized, which means immediate cut of 60-70% emission of emission of carbon-dioxide globally, even than the rise of atmospheric temperature would be 1°C and rise in sea level would be approximately 1 meter. Based on the finding of the Intergovernmental panel on climate change (IPCC), the centre predicated that warming overland could lead to a 6°C rise in temperature by 2100, that is 2°C higher than the earlier estimates.
As per the findings of a joint study conducted by Indian Institute of Technology, New Delhi and Hardly Centre, the global warming may also cause a good increase in rainfall over western coastline of India. "The Earth has a natural system of balancing the absorption and release of heat, that is absorbs from the sunlight, from the sunlight, but for the last few years, the balance seems to be under severe threat. There have been enormous in gases like carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide etc." As the temperature rises, there is a rise in sea level, due to melting of glaciers and the ice sheets of Greenland and Antarctica. While sea level is expected to rise almost every ear but a considerable variation is seen now-a-days. In some regions, the rise in sea lever, may be almost nil, but other might experience a rise of as much as twice the global average. The predictions are that the rise in sea level in some parts of north pacific and to the west of Greenland may be comparatively more and it can spoil the ecological balance of the respective region.
The Hardly centre reported that average temperature in 1999 was lower than that of 1998, but the year 1999 was still the fifth warmest year since global records began in 1860. The censure has further discovered than by 2050, the trees and soils will start falling and perishing which will result in less absorption of carbon-dioxide.
As per the latest report of U.K. Met office's hardly centre for climate prediction and Research, global warming over the next century might turn out to be much worse than estimated. If the Green House Gas (GHG) emissions are stabilized, which means immediate cut of 60-70% emission of emission of carbon-dioxide globally, even than the rise of atmospheric temperature would be 1°C and rise in sea level would be approximately 1 meter. Based on the finding of the Intergovernmental panel on climate change (IPCC), the centre predicated that warming overland could lead to a 6°C rise in temperature by 2100, that is 2°C higher than the earlier estimates.
As per the findings of a joint study conducted by Indian Institute of Technology, New Delhi and Hardly Centre, the global warming may also cause a good increase in rainfall over western coastline of India. "The Earth has a natural system of balancing the absorption and release of heat, that is absorbs from the sunlight, from the sunlight, but for the last few years, the balance seems to be under severe threat. There have been enormous in gases like carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide etc." As the temperature rises, there is a rise in sea level, due to melting of glaciers and the ice sheets of Greenland and Antarctica. While sea level is expected to rise almost every ear but a considerable variation is seen now-a-days. In some regions, the rise in sea lever, may be almost nil, but other might experience a rise of as much as twice the global average. The predictions are that the rise in sea level in some parts of north pacific and to the west of Greenland may be comparatively more and it can spoil the ecological balance of the respective region.
The Hardly centre reported that average temperature in 1999 was lower than that of 1998, but the year 1999 was still the fifth warmest year since global records began in 1860. The censure has further discovered than by 2050, the trees and soils will start falling and perishing which will result in less absorption of carbon-dioxide.
As per the latest report of U.K. Met office's hardly centre for climate prediction and Research, global warming over the next century might turn out to be much worse than estimated. If the Green House Gas (GHG) emissions are stabilized, which means immediate cut of 60-70% emission of emission of carbon-dioxide globally, even than the rise of atmospheric temperature would be 1°C and rise in sea level would be approximately 1 meter. Based on the finding of the Intergovernmental panel on climate change (IPCC), the centre predicated that warming overland could lead to a 6°C rise in temperature by 2100, that is 2°C higher than the earlier estimates.
As per the findings of a joint study conducted by Indian Institute of Technology, New Delhi and Hardly Centre, the global warming may also cause a good increase in rainfall over western coastline of India. "The Earth has a natural system of balancing the absorption and release of heat, that is absorbs from the sunlight, from the sunlight, but for the last few years, the balance seems to be under severe threat. There have been enormous in gases like carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide etc." As the temperature rises, there is a rise in sea level, due to melting of glaciers and the ice sheets of Greenland and Antarctica. While sea level is expected to rise almost every ear but a considerable variation is seen now-a-days. In some regions, the rise in sea lever, may be almost nil, but other might experience a rise of as much as twice the global average. The predictions are that the rise in sea level in some parts of north pacific and to the west of Greenland may be comparatively more and it can spoil the ecological balance of the respective region.
The Hardly centre reported that average temperature in 1999 was lower than that of 1998, but the year 1999 was still the fifth warmest year since global records began in 1860. The censure has further discovered than by 2050, the trees and soils will start falling and perishing which will result in less absorption of carbon-dioxide.
As per the latest report of U.K. Met office's hardly centre for climate prediction and Research, global warming over the next century might turn out to be much worse than estimated. If the Green House Gas (GHG) emissions are stabilized, which means immediate cut of 60-70% emission of emission of carbon-dioxide globally, even than the rise of atmospheric temperature would be 1°C and rise in sea level would be approximately 1 meter. Based on the finding of the Intergovernmental panel on climate change (IPCC), the centre predicated that warming overland could lead to a 6°C rise in temperature by 2100, that is 2°C higher than the earlier estimates.
As per the findings of a joint study conducted by Indian Institute of Technology, New Delhi and Hardly Centre, the global warming may also cause a good increase in rainfall over western coastline of India. 