New images released by the nonprofit Climate Central, climate change It shows what happens if we don’t fight enough. at least one global warming Even with the impact of rising sea levels, many populated areas will be flooded. The GuardianAccording to the news, by 2100, an estimated 10 percent of the land where the world’s population currently lives could be under water.
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Pentagon defeated in the face of climate change!
According to the images, with global warming in Houston Space Center will be completely submerged. Also, other regions in the US will suffer the same fate. For example, Santa Monica Pier will be largely lost. Pentagon even on the verge of flooding.
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Its current state.
Images made by Climate Central, in Glasgow 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference previously published. Climate Central CEO and chief scientist Benjamin Strauss told The Guardian. “The decisions we make in Glasgow and the actions we take this decade will have an impact for hundreds and thousands of years to come,” Strauss said. said.
Continuing his speech, the CEO of Climate Central said, “This group will be remembered by their choice: will they choose a thriving future with a livable climate or will they destroy the world’s coastal regions? We’ve seen sea level rise about a meter in the past century.” he said.
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If our world continues like this, climate change will increase its effects even more. So much so that Strauss said, “Sea level in the next century 3 to 10 meters can rise between them.” He expressed the striking truth.
According to studies, mostly in Asia 50 major cities and Australia and Antarctica At least one major country is at risk on every continent except one. Many small island nations are threatened with almost complete loss of their land.