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The year 2015 It was the warmest since records have, but the 2016 It is expected to break all records.
We already know the effects of global warming: drought, thaw, rise in ocean levels, more intense weather phenomena… But, How many times do we think that all of this can directly affect us??.
The temperatures are rising all over the planet, and this will mean that this year we will have to face a climate situation that is getting worse as climate change becomes more pronounced..
[quote]The year 2015 It was the warmest since records have, but the 2016 It is expected to break all records.[/quote]
Last year, the World Meteorological Organization published a report in which he explained that The global average temperature will be the warmest on record.
And since the climate began to be recorded, in 1880, The global average temperature has risen 0.91ºC, producing the most intense rise since the end of the last century. For the first time on record, The temperature was 14.79ºC.
2015 He had 10 record-breaking months of temperature: in Europe and America, in Asia, even in places like Siberia.
pollution, deforestation and increase in greenhouse emissions, are among the causes. Because of it, NASA believes that We have reached a point where the normal thing is precisely to have a year that breaks records established to date.
Like this, everything indicates that 2016 It is very likely that it will also be remembered as one of the warmest years.
The NASA has published a video on its website, created in collaboration with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), illustrating the long-term Earth warming trend.
On display, prepared by the GSFC Scientific Visualization Studio, It can be seen that in 2015 Our planet's surface temperatures were the warmest since modern records began in 1880.
NASA administrator, Charles Bolden, warns that “Climate change is the challenge of our generation, and NASA's critical work on this important issue affects every person on Earth.".
To see the video click here.