|
Written by Dr. H. P. Bustami
|
|
Sunday, 03 February 2008 |
 Climate could change dramatically in the near future (courtesy. photocase.com) Climate change is happening, now and during the last century.
Scientists from the university of Bern, Switzerland, now published new
data about the speed of anthropogenic climate change. They compared
CO2, N20 and CH4 (the most important gases responsible for greenhouse
effect) over a period of the last 20.000 years. They used antarctic ice
cores containing air locks of the monitored period. The investigation
showed that the slopes of the global warming gases never before were so
alarming high in the last 16.000 years as during the 20th century.
Be first to comment this article | Add as favourites (22) | Quote this article on your site | Views: 277 | E-mail |
|
Read more...
|