that was 2007 vfog what does it say now?
IPCC author Ian Allison, from the Australian Antarctic Division, says the current science indicates the continued rate of warming could see glaciers disappear in 200 to 300 years.
"When you take any report that is as large and involving as many authors as the IPCC, you'll get a few errors," he said.
"That one error doesn't detract from the fact that glaciers around the world are decreasing in size.
"They are contributing to sea level and that rate of decrease has accelerated in the last 10 to 20 years."
an excerpt from. source
an excerpt, source;
Extreme climate events are destroying crops, depleting water resources, causing losses in livestock, cropland, and agricultural productivity, and destroying the meagre infrastructure present, thus reducing market access and access to public services.
- Rainwater harvesting and revival of traditional and new water storage systems are crucial for water storage but must be adapted to the more extreme water events.
IPCC author Ian Allison, from the Australian Antarctic Division, says the current science indicates the continued rate of warming could see glaciers disappear in 200 to 300 years.
"When you take any report that is as large and involving as many authors as the IPCC, you'll get a few errors," he said.
"That one error doesn't detract from the fact that glaciers around the world are decreasing in size.
"They are contributing to sea level and that rate of decrease has accelerated in the last 10 to 20 years."
an excerpt from. source
an excerpt, source;
Extreme climate events are destroying crops, depleting water resources, causing losses in livestock, cropland, and agricultural productivity, and destroying the meagre infrastructure present, thus reducing market access and access to public services.
- Rainwater harvesting and revival of traditional and new water storage systems are crucial for water storage but must be adapted to the more extreme water events.