The Arctic Is Unusually Hot At 32°C, And Polar Bears Are Extinct In 40 Years!

The Arctic is unusually hot at 32°C, and polar bears are extinct in 40 years!

Recently, many places in the northern hemisphere have entered the high-temperature "simmering" mode. Even the cool Arctic has experienced temperatures above 30 degrees and more than 10 forest fires caused by high temperatures.

According to a recent article in Nature, according to scientists' attribution studies of extreme weather in the past 14 years, two-thirds of the cases can be attributed to global warming caused by human activities. Among them, the northern hemisphere warms faster than the global level.

Although we are already adopting measures such as energy conservation and emission reduction to try to mitigate climate change, scientists predict that this extreme weather phenomenon will not be reversed in the next few decades and will only become more serious.

According to a study by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Nature Newsletter, if climate change cannot be controlled, by the end of the century (2070-2100), China's North China Plain may become unsuitable for continued high temperatures. Human survival. The Middle East and South Asia are also at risk.