The world bites less than fear
20 May 2013 Ntvmsnbc
]The latest research of scientists from Oxford University shows that global warming between the next 50 and 100 will be slower than fear.
A group of international scientists from Oxford University in the UK published in the "Natura Geoscience" magazine. The results of the research show that global warming will be slower than ever predicted. [
The scientists at the University of Oxford used carbon monoxide gas measurements in the atmosphere to calculate the temperature values between the next 50 and 100 years.
]According to the precursors, if the air pollution remains in today's conditions, the carbon monoxide gas rate in the middle of this century will be two times before the industrial revolution. This means that the temperature values between the next 50 to 100 years will increase between 0.9 and 2 degrees.
A research conducted in 2007 was that global warming in the next 50 years will take place between 1 and 3 degrees.
The countries in the Climate Change Conference had a view of global warming in the coming 50 years that could increase up to 2 degrees.
]Source: News