it has a chance of flooding in the next 50 years according to recent research on global warming.
D. A definition
Chances are, global warming is going to get worse, however, we cannot predict exactly how rapidly this will happen or how bad it will get. My guess is that I will not live to see severe global warming, but the next generation after me probably will. And severe global warming could be very destructive. The immediate threat is that the ice caps will melt, and the sea level will rise a great deal, causing massive flooding of coastal regions. Many other problems are likely to result as well. Things could get very interesting.
hopefully sometime before next year (as I already understand it's a big issue).
Scientists and environmentalists are warning the world that global warming is a real and present danger. Politicians can rarely see beyond the next election in three or four years. Few of them, in the US anyway, have any long term vision.
Global warming may postpone the oncoming next ice age.
it has a chance of flooding in the next 50 years according to recent research on global warming.
D. A definition
i hate global warming
Yes, we have known about global warming since about the middle of last century, but governments have been slow to act. Politicians rarely can see beyond the next election, and action on global warming takes some years before we see a result. Now, as global warming and its effects are beginning to be more obvious governments may act.
It's not possible to say accurately what will happen to Breckinridge County in the future. Climate changes over the next decade might be hard to attribute to global warming. Ten years is a short time in climatic terms. Global warming is happening all over the world. Some places will be drier than before. Other places will be wetter than before. Warming causes weather, so more warming is certainly going to affect the weather. Low lying countries and coastlines and cities will be in danger from rising sea levels. Warming oceans expand, and this is causing the rise firstly. Melting glaciers and ice caps are a secondary reason. Places too cold for agriculture may be able to be farmed, but much of the present croplands may have to adapt or be abandoned if global warming continues.
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There is every indication that it will cause drastic changes in the coming years.
Chances are, global warming is going to get worse, however, we cannot predict exactly how rapidly this will happen or how bad it will get. My guess is that I will not live to see severe global warming, but the next generation after me probably will. And severe global warming could be very destructive. The immediate threat is that the ice caps will melt, and the sea level will rise a great deal, causing massive flooding of coastal regions. Many other problems are likely to result as well. Things could get very interesting.
hopefully sometime before next year (as I already understand it's a big issue).
The evidence indicates it is real, and that human activity is the primary (though not necessarily sole) cause. I'm not convinced enough Americans accept that Global Warming is real to effect necessary changes. Some groups who proposed business oriented solutions (such as cap and trade) have since backpedaled, and if America accepts global warming is real the country is doing next to nothing about it.
The UN's (United Nations) World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) has confirmed that 2010 was the warmest year on record, verifying a "significant" long-term trend of global warming. It was fractionally warmer than 2005 and 1998, the next two warmest.