Nasa, natural disasters over the next 85 years floods, tornadoes and typhoons are the norm
Natural disasters. If a confirmation still needed, we thought NASA: in the coming decades, torrential rains, floods, tornadoes and typhoons are the norm. Is projected by the US space, in fact, in the coming decades we will have to deal with climate change increasingly rapid and strong increase in temperatures in the atmosphere that will unleash violent climate phenomena, floods and drought.
The study – NASA has published an analysis of the weather conditions with forecasts up to 2100. In the next 85 years in many areas of the Earth, says the space agency of the United States, the temperature will tend to increase and will increase the concentration of carbon anhydrite present in the air, with a figure that will stabilize around and 900 parts per million (ppm), a value of about double the average of today.
