A Dangerous Threat To Antarctica

Global warming is one of the most intense topics in today's society. Some people think that it will happen while we are talking, others have doubts about their existence, is it real or just a fraud? There is no answer, but the majority of the evidence supports the former. Of course, all of us have heard this word, but few people know their true definition. However, it is no exaggeration to say that global warming is not a simple explanation. In amateur 's words, the average temperature of the earth and the sea temperature have risen sharply since the 20th century.

Following the recent visit to Antarctica, Secretary Kelly clearly and urgently remembered the dangers that the planet faces as the visit will do its utmost to reverse climate change without how we act quickly I told you what I did. In consideration of the real threat of ice sheet melting and rising sea water Kelly warned, "Today's science can not be too late to convert today's policy into the policy necessary to solve this task" . The audience and the larger international community always remember betting to end his speech. "Let's reaffirm that we firmly support the goals set in Paris and double our efforts to achieve these goals.We not only do our best, but also with Winston Churchill and Clinton Churchill Likewise, I will say, but we will act as necessary. "

I probably have a lot of dangerous things to be added to extremely dangerous things. On the Indian bus, he was hitchhiking through Italy, of course after midnight, arrested (perhaps the most dangerous) by using public transportation in a storm on the coast of Antarctica. If any, this is what I call adventure.

Although this task seems dangerous, only unmanned equipment will be overwhelmed, but scientists will lose contact with expensive kits till the spring of next year ... starting in September on Antarctica I will. Although this is dangerous in terms of cost, it is important as it is necessary to understand if ocean current has accelerated the melting of Antarctic ice shelves. (Read more) Is there any other way to gather data? Yes, that includes the ocean. Several researchers are building models based on the geological history of the Earth recorded in the sediments of the ocean floor, including microfossils of plankton called foraminifera. Their small shells can be used as a record of the chemical composition of sea water during living. (Details)