climate changeis one of the most important problems today. It is possible to see its effect more clearly, especially in the last few years. A new effect of this change emerges with new studies. Scientists, North PoleHe has known for years that the world is starting to warm up more than the rest of the world. But the new study shows the situation is worse.
The North Pole is melting 4 times faster
Researchers have long estimated that the Arctic is warming twice as fast as the rest of the world. researchers in Finlandconfirmed these predictions in a statement on Thursday. According to the study in the last forty years region than the global average fourfold heats up faster.
scientists, especially in northern Norway Barents Sea and RussiaHe said it was warming up to seven times faster. One result of rapid Arctic warming is faster melting of the Greenland ice sheet, which contributes to sea level rise. But the effects extend far beyond the Arctic. North America and elsewhere heavy rainfall and heat waves such as weather conditions.
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Editor Mika Rantanenin this study, the research team was located along the Arctic Circle at a latitude of 66.5ºN. ‘accurately describe the North Pole’ and satellite data available Trends from 1979 to 2021 He said he was calculating.
In addition, Rantanen said in his statement that the open sea is darker than the ice-covered one, and therefore the surface more solar radiation He said he was absorbed. Scientists, Europe’s changing air pollution He thinks that the levels of the climate are also effective in climate change.
According to the dataset used, the North Pole is 3.7 to 4.1 times it melts faster. An Arctic scientist from the International Center for Arctic Research, who was not involved in the new research. Richard Thoman, a climatologist He did an explanation. He said rapid losses in sea ice and sea ice thickness and shorter winter seasons punctuated the research findings.
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