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=[[File:newsheadline.jpg|75px]]Climate Impact Risk Set to Increase= | |||
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'''The risk from extreme weather events are likelt to increase further if the climate continues to warm....''' | |||
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<center style="background-color: #CCFF99">'''A report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change said it was "very likely" that emissions had led to an increase in daily maximum temperatures. | |||
It added that emissions had also led some regions experiencing longer and more intense droughts. The findings of the Special Report were presented at the IPCC's 34th Session, which is being held in Kampala, Uganda. They said that extreme event were still relatively scarce so evidence is still not conclusive but what they were seeing was increasing drought events and cyclone/hurricane activity. Small island and coastal regions continue to vulnerable and the emergence of mega-cites, especially in developing countries was inpacting the fragile eco systems. | |||
For a link to the the IPCC document click [http://ipcc-wg2.gov/SREX/images/uploads/SREX-SPM_Approved-HiRes_opt.pdf|here] | |||
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Latest revision as of 15:53, 14 January 2014
Climate Impact Risk Set to Increase
11/18/2011 The risk from extreme weather events are likelt to increase further if the climate continues to warm....
It added that emissions had also led some regions experiencing longer and more intense droughts. The findings of the Special Report were presented at the IPCC's 34th Session, which is being held in Kampala, Uganda. They said that extreme event were still relatively scarce so evidence is still not conclusive but what they were seeing was increasing drought events and cyclone/hurricane activity. Small island and coastal regions continue to vulnerable and the emergence of mega-cites, especially in developing countries was inpacting the fragile eco systems.
For a link to the the IPCC document click [1]
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