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The rise of the sea level will force millions of people to escape the coastal areas with a total of 1.5 degrees, and even for a new study. The authors of the research also warn that even the current warming level can lead to the rise of many feet by the end of the century, gives terrible results for coastal residents.
Work published in the magazine Communication and EnvironmentC 1.2 degrees C 1.2 degree Warm-warm-up level, which is above average, can increase catastrophic sea levels and cause mass migration.
If the existing trends continue, “You will see a migration of mass land, we have witnessed since modern civilization,” he said. Cnn.
Seas will increase since the rapid loss of Grenandyan and Antarctica, which is the largest source of increasing sea levels since the 1990s and now.
In the study, a scientist from the UK and 3 million years ago, 3 million years ago, using the latest trends in ice loss and climate models in the climate scenarios.
Looking back, about 15,000 years ago, saw that the rate of sea level increased at the end of the last ice cycle is 10 times larger than today. The last time the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere was today, 3 million years ago, the sea level was 33 to 66 feet (10 to 20 meters).
Although we refunded the fastest and sharply cut-off fuel with the lever of the Paris Agreement, which is the Paris Agreement, which is above the industry, which is above the industry, which is above the industry. This goal was almost remembered to be the best way to prevent the worst effect of climate change. Harmful, the new work finds 1.2 degrees C a few meters to increase the rise of sea level.
The safe limit is found to be found in the authors, probably below 1 degree C. Researchers said more research is needed to determine the actual type point.
We find the way to 2.9 degrees from global heat to 2.9 degrees, which is a very certainty of the Greenland and Western Antarctica Ice layers. The melting of these ice sheets will cause 40 feet (12 meters) sea levels. Currently, one billion people live 32 feet from sea levels and about 230 million people at sea level.
“It is difficult to accelerate degrees that are very difficult to adapt to the rates of a centimeter in the rise of the sea level, it is not possible to speed up the question of our young people,” Chris Stokes, Durham University said the leadership of climate scientist and work author statement.
Last year, the average global temperature was 1.5 degrees C, despite the average value of 1.5 degrees C, yet. It’s still time to do something about all this. The authors call for immediate climate movement immediately to slow the worst effects of sea level rise.
“We say that all of them are lost at 1.5 degrees, but we can make each part for ice layers, because it will further increase the line further,” said Stokes A statement.
