With the exception of tropical areas, weather scientists, computer simulations, and analyses of soil moisture around the world concluded that “the climate crisis made dry soil conditions more solid during the past many months.”
researchers from “World Weather Attribution,” a consortium of experts from around the world exploring the connection between the climate problem and extreme weather. The human”.
Scientists now predict that these circumstances will recur every 20 years, given the current Earth’s temperature as a result of human industrial activities. Environmental catastrophes, like the widespread drought and massive floods in Pakistan, are the climate crisis’ telltale signs. These disasters are extremely harmful to people not only in developing nations like Pakistan, but also in some of the richest regions of the world, like West Central Europe.
” To know the impact of the climate crisis on drought in the northern hemisphere, scientists analyzed weather, computer simulation and soil moisture around the world, with the exception of tropical regions, and found that “the climate crisis has made dry soil conditions more solid during the past many months. ”
Due to the 1. 2 ° C (2. ° F) warming of the climate that has already occurred, this analysis was done.
2 ° F), but experts have cautioned that the climate will get worse; the study’s authors have developed their findings with this in mind.
“With the high temperature by 0. 8 ° C, this form of dehydration will occur every year in the northern hemisphere and once every 10 years in Western Central Europe.”
As for the case, he added in this regard: “We are witnessing these complex and successive effects across many regions.
“Observers expect that the COP27 meeting will add to and take into account these details.
On top of COP27, there are hopes that the issue of dehydration would be addressed.
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