Warming World Temperatures and the Effect Thereof

BY IMAM FAHRUDDIN

While many realize that global warming is happening on our planet, few understand the implications that this may have in our life's journey. This rise in global temperature will cause

some changes on our planet, and we must act now or prepare to adjust to some very profound changes.

Until recently, global temperatures more than one degree Fahrenheit warmer than the 20th century as a whole means. From August 2007 until February 2008, the reading means the Earth's temperature fell to near the average 200-year 57 degrees.

First, increasing temperature is a major threat to our ice-caps. Layer of ice that has not melted for thousands of years are beginning to break and fall into the sea. One of the largest ice sheet on the planet, located in Greenland, are at great risk of splitting apart and falling into the sea.

Although not too sound like a big problem, the loss of the Greenland ice sheet would cause a state of disaster throughout the world. sea level in the world is expected to rise as much as 23 feet when the sheet fell, and that spells disaster for coastal towns that represent some of the largest and most important centers of trade and commerce across the planet.

Manhattan will be submerged, much of Florida will be the water, and it no longer even the whole world consequences. Each region of the world will be affected by rising sea levels, and thedisaster cause will make storm damage seemed like a blessing. Millions of refugees from coastal cities will be without a home or workplace, it will be one of the biggest problems ever faced by humans in our history.
Although not too sound like a big problem, the loss of the Greenland ice sheet would cause a state of disaster throughout the world.

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Climate change also may affect a variety of circumstances on our planet, crops can be affected by rising temperatures, which also will cause a significant problem for a planet of refugees. Most of the land may become

barren due to the effects of temperature change, and we can find some of our most fertile lands are subject to the influence of soil erosion, and finally, transition to land.Also desert, water supply, forests, and plant and animal life will be affected by changes in the planet, and we can not possibly see how much these changes can affect our lives until they are already available to us.

For that reason, it is important that we increase our knowledge ofglobal warming, and do our best to prevent it in future years. While it may have adverse affects on our economy and our way of life, we owe our children to give them a planet, a peaceful safe to grow in.

We, believe that heating and cooling even global temperatures are the result of long-term climate cycles, solar activity, sea surface temperature patterns and more. However, human activity of burning fossil fuels, large deforestations, which replaces the grass surface with asphalt and concrete, the 'Urban Heat Island Effect,' a condition 'bad' and this in turn will increase global warming process under way in decades meteorological future.

From the late 1940s until the early 1970s, a climate research organization called the Weather Science Foundation of Crystal Lake, Illinois, provides that the period of the planet warm, cold, wet and dry is the result of alternating cycles of short-term climate and long term.

Researchers and scientists also concluded that the ever-changing Earth's climate also affected the global migration and regional economic, human and animals, science, religion and art and form of government and force a shift in leadership.

The Weather Science Foundation also predicted, based on various climate cycles, that our planet would turn much warmer and wetter by the early 2000s, so that the general global prosperity. They also say that we will see current weather extends There is little doubt that most of their initial predictions come true 'extreme.'.

recent decline in world temperatures we may be a combination of both long-term climate cycles and short term, decreased solar activity and the development of a strong La Nina durable, more cool at this time of the event that normal sea surface temperatures in south-central Pacific Ocean . sunspot activity in the last 18 months has decreased its lowest level since 'The Little Ice Age' ended in the mid to late 1800.
Although not too sound like a big problem, the loss of the Greenland ice sheet would cause a state of disaster throughout the world.

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This "cool spell," though, perhaps only a brief interruption to the overall trend of global warming. Only time will tell.

Based on these predictions, it appears that much warmer readings can be expected to Planet Earth, especially by 2030, which eventually will top 1998 world's highest read 58.3 degrees. There is a possibility we could

see average temperatures in the low 60s.

Until then, 'cooling period' may last from several months to several years long, especially if sunspot activity remains very low.

We believe that our endless cycle of 'extreme,' the width of the worst weather in at least 1,000 years, will continue and probably become even more severe, especially in the mid 2010s.

We should see more powerful storms, including hurricanes and large increases deadly tornadoes. There will also be a big flood, crop-destroying droughts and freezes and violent weather of all types including ice storms, large hail and heavy rain.

'Warm and dry climate of the next phase is scheduled to arrive in early 2030, probably peaking around 2038. This weather pattern is expected to produce hotter and drier than what we saw in the late 1990s and early 2000s.

But, we must remember, that the Earth's coldest period is usually followed excessive warmth. That was the case when the planet moved from the Medieval Warm Period between 900 and 1300 AD by a sudden 'Little Ice Age,' which peaked in the 17th century.

At the end of the 21st century, the big cool down may occur which can ultimately lead to expanding glaciers around the world, even at mid-latitudes. We may be able to see even a new Great Ice Age. Based on long-term climate data, this great ice age has been repeated about every 11,500 years. Well, you guessed it. Wide around the last ice age 11,500 years ago, so that we can mature. Again, only time will tell.

While many argue that there are different reasons behind the changes in our climate, few can deny that our planet is going through major changes. While some may discredit the science, global warming is one of the main hypotheses why our planet is heating up.
Although not too sound like a big problem, the loss of the Greenland ice sheet would cause a state of disaster throughout the world.

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According to various scientific studies, our planet's surface temperature has risen about 1 degree Fahrenheit in the last century. Most of these changes have occurred in the last two decades, sparking the question:

whether our lifestyle is accelerating global change? The evidence certainly seems to point in that direction.

Many scientists point to greenhouse gas emissions as one of the main reasons that we are experiencing global change. Carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide are some of the major compounds that we release more and more, causing something known as the 'Greenhouse Effect' is.

This happens because of the fact that these gases tend to trap heat, and when they are released into the atmosphere above us, they trap some heat energy that would normally be reflected by the natural processes of our earth.

It is an undeniable fact that there are more greenhouse gases in our atmosphere because of humanity. Since the beginning of the industrial revolution, it is estimated that the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has increased by thirty percent.

While greenhousegas little help to keep our planet warm, the more that we release, hotter planet will get. It is an important fact to consider, is that our biosphere is set to live on the temperature at which our planet currently operating.

Many forms of both plant and animal life at risk of extinction should the temperature change is accelerated. Fossil fuels are primarily responsible for the amount of greenhouse gases that we arereleasing, and to help overcome the problem, we'll have to find alternative sources of energy, and fast.

Research alternative fuels has resulted in several possible options, including the use of corn in ethanol production, which has already proven usefulness in places like Venezuela. The period of the acceleration of changes in temperature have occurred over the last twenty years, and it is clearly obvious that we need to solve the problem while we still can.
Although not too sound like a big problem, the loss of the Greenland ice sheet would cause a state of disaster throughout the world.

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