Global WarmingS Effect On Humans
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Global WarmingS Effect On Humans
- 1. Global Warming’s Effect On Humans Charli Caston, Julie Densmore, Natalie Emadiazar, Mari Komperod, Manal Malallah
- 2. One Immediate Consequence Global Rise In Temperature “ Even the best case scenario suggests substantially more warming over the next century than we have observed over the past 100 years” – Intergovernmental Panel On Climate Change MANY EFFECTS Extreme Weather Rising Sea Levels Increase in Disease Agriculture Economic
- 3. Global Warming: Effects of Weather on Humans
- 8. “ Since 1980, the earth has experienced 19 of its 20 hottest years on record, with 2005 and 1998 tied for the hottest and 2002 and 2003 coming in second and third.” -Natural Resources Defense Council
- 18. Rise in Sea Levels
- 25. Climate Change and Related Health Effects
- 29. Direct Effects: Heat Extremes
- 47. Agricultural Effects On Humans
- 57. Projected Temperature Increase Global temperatures will rise by 1.5 o C to 4.5 o C under the scenario of a doubling of CO 2 from preindustrial levels which is likely to be reached by 2030
- 60. The Impact of Global Warming on the Economy Wealth is distributed according to climate
- 62. Change in GDP due to climate change 2010 2100
- 66. IPCC 2001
Notas del editor
- A lake behind Skilak Glacier began to drain Jan. 16. The estimated 4 feet of excess water flushing through the lower Kenai River caused the winter icepack to shift and move downriver. On Thursday night it clogged in three places — at Swiftwater Park, about 3/4 of a mile up from Soldotna Creek and just below the bend in the river at Big Eddy. Water levels and pressure rise above the jams until finally they break lose and continue downriver
- Thermal expansion – Cool water denser 4” – 8” increase over last 100 years Predict 6”– 36” increase over next 100 years
- How climate change will impact us, and who will be the winners and losers, completely depends on how the climate will change.
- Climate change will tend to exacerbate the stress on population growth. This, as well, will hit developing countries harder.
- North America is very susceptible to natural disasters
- One of the more predictable natural disasters is wildfires.
- Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change