Thursday, December 1, 2011

Scientists Returned To Warn The Dangers Of Climate Change

/ On : 9:19 PM.
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DURBAN – scientists who joined in a panel of scientists nobel prize winner again warned of the dangers of climate change. This they have presented in the climate summit United Nations (COP17) which took place in Durban, South Africa.

The head of the Intergovernmental Panel and Nobel Laureate Rajendra Pachauri about climate change a number of potential disaster exposes amongst the implementation of the climate summit COP17. Although he did not say in detail, but seeing it time Pachauri greenhouse gas emissions immediately relegated.
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The implication is clear up potential disasters that are articulated by the scientist that is India heat wave. "The current heat wave usually occur every 20 years, would hit every year by the end of this century, says Pachauri was quoted as saying Associated Press, Thursday (1/12/2011).

Pachauri added, coastal and island areas conditions would be threatened by the effects of global warming.

While the low level of rainfall is also making the people of Africa will have difficulty in the agricultural sector, even some species will become extinct is foreseen. Not only that, about 250 million would have trouble getting clean water.

Don't forget, the impact of climate change is not only dangerous to the life of living beings, but also raise the cost of finance

"The increasing frequency of occurrence of a disaster, causing a financial burden for poor countries. This is because 90 percent of their debt used to finance the restoration of the disaster, "explains Pachauri.

But he is optimistic that many impacts can be avoided, reduced or postponed. It is within reach with reduced exhaust emissions.

One way that can be done to stabilize the concentration of carbon in the atmosphere, can be done with slow economic growth 0.12 percent per year. However these costs will be offset by an increase in health, energy supplies as well as greater food supply safer.
(faj)

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