Showing posts with label hurricane. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hurricane. Show all posts

Thursday, 8 September 2011

Global warming even very serious

We often think of global warming as something found only in books, magazines, and news daily. We do not have any idea how close we are to the situation that is irreversible and hopeless, and the extent of our land has changed from bad to worse. This is due, perhaps, for our own actions or negligence of willful ignorance continued to warn against over-reliance on fossil fuels, burning, and propellants harmful Khorram Hadzna a precaution against the heat of the sun.
But the risk of global warming is in fact very real. We are now on the threshold of a comprehensive crisis. Some studies is expected that in the next five years, unless the people will take action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, 6 billion people will die as a result of global warming. And high temperatures are unusual, and the melting of the glaciers gradually we have, and the consequent rise in sea level are just a few telltale signs that climate change is only on the threshold of the door.About 40% of the carbon dioxide that accumulates in the atmosphere comes from the production of electricity, and a stunning 93% comes from burning coal. 33% comes from burning fossil fuels, but is expected to double the percentage due to increased demand for more cars and cars.
Methane gas is an additional threat to the situation. Increased demand for food due to population growth calls for the production on a large scale in the field of livestock, and thus increase the amount of methane and carbon dioxide from the animal waste. Can also come from an unexpected source, at the bottom of the sea in the Arctic. Locked inside the ice crystal structures is the clip of methane, which escapes when melted in the atmosphere, and exacerbate the situation.Trees act as natural air filters that purify the air we breathe. It's our first line of defense against air pollution. It provides us with our life support system, without any form of life which will remain in place. Has lost much of its forests for our manufacturing. Skyscrapers, factories, and a very complex occupies a lot of industrial land, where most of the trees once stood. Far from being our best to restore the natural balance through reforestation ES compared with the large size of the greenhouse gases we accumulate in the atmosphere. It will not be long before they become our oxygen levels are very low and we end up breathing in carbon dioxide than oxygen.The impact of global warming, even very serious, can be traced back to a mere possibility. Unless we deal with the problem seriously, or find another planet suitable for life, the human race does not stand a chance of the consequences of global warming.

Monday, 29 August 2011

The world under the title of natural disasters "historic flooding"

Still fighting the effects felt in the country in New England, and countries such as Vermont, where there is a massive amount of flooding, and President Barack Obama in the state of Vermont House.The White on Monday that the floods historic centers of cities were submerged by the United and left the States to the normal of Irene Katrina , blamed for at least 29 cities including New York deaths.Major evacuation measures taken unprecedented and was largely spared the full wrath of Hurricane Irene, which was reduced on Sunday to a tropical storm and drenched displays a wide range extends from the United States in the Middle Coast.But devastating storm that began a week ago in the Caribbean and refused to go out with a whimper, and destroyed almost the entire state of Vermont before crossing into Canada, where it also caused authorities said damage.Vermont may be the worst floods in the mountainous state since 1927. And closed offices, including in Montpelier the capital, where the water level began to recede Monday morning. a town on the peninsula in coastal Virginia, and the girl who died in the north is linked to Carolina. New York newspapers, six deaths of Erin, including the man who was electrocuted while trying to save a child who went to the streets flooded with wires that have been shot down. He said police spokesman Eric Benoit of Quebec and the child was in Canada condition.In dangerous, a man swept away in Yamaska, about 105 km (65 miles) northeast of Montreal, after two cars crashed in a gap created when the road washed away. Hurricane earlier last week killed at least five people in the Caribbean, and two each from the Dominican Republic and Haiti and one in the U.S. territory of Puerto Rico Rico.But hurricane was not as severe as some people had prepared for. The Wall Street rose Monday in part to mitigate the damage is limited to the infrastructure of the metro in the world's largest economy.New New York, which was closed Saturday in an unprecedented act of caution and open on Monday morning, despite the suburban trains connecting the suburbs in the state of New Jersey , New York, Connecticut and Westchester suspended.National the Amtrak rail operator has also seen major disruptions, with the major lines were closed north of Philadelphia where crews clear the debris and inspect the tracks. New York airports to open, but with a delay.