Friday 1 April 2016

Climate Disruption in Overdrive: Submerged Cities and Melting That “Feeds on Itself” | Global Research - Centre for Research on Globalization

Climate Disruption in Overdrive: Submerged Cities and Melting That “Feeds on Itself” | Global Research - Centre for Research on Globalisation

Climate Disruption in Overdrive: Submerged Cities and Melting That “Feeds on Itself”

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As the presidential campaign circus dominates headlines across the US, glaring signs the planet is undergoing abrupt anthropogenic climate disruption (ACD) abound.
A major study published in Nature Climate Change shows that the planet is warming a stunning 50 times faster than when it comes out of an ice age. The implications of the rapidity of this warming, for those who care to digest it emotionally, are horrifying.
The study shows that even if carbon reduction targets are achieved and the planet’s temperature is kept below the 2 degree Celsius warming threshold, sea-level rise will still inundate major coastal cities around the world, forcing one-fifth of the total world population of humans to migrate away from the coasts. New York, London, Rio de Janeiro, Jakarta, Cairo, Kolkata and Shanghai will all be underwater.

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