NASA specialists performed theoretical simulations of various climatic processes and showed the public what our planet will look like in 100 years. According to experts, a century will be enough for the Earth to change significantly, and the conditions for the life of our descendants have changed for the worse.
As scientists say, global warming will lead to the fact that the glaciers will melt more and more rapidly, as a result of which the level of the world's oceans will rise and eventually begin to absorb vast territories.
In addition, global warming will lead to an increase in the number of natural disasters. Tornadoes, earthquakes, powerful storms and wildfires will become commonplace.
Some regions will experience persistent drought, which will render them uninhabitable and generate an army of refugees who will move to more favorable places to live.
Rising levels of carbon dioxide in the Earth's atmosphere will destroy a significant proportion of coral reefs, resulting in severe changes in ocean ecosystems. In addition, many species of animals and plants on land will disappear.
However, experts believe that the situation can be changed. Perhaps scientists will create new technologies that will reduce the concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, so that global warming will recede.
