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    Quote Originally Posted by gıulıoımpa View Post
    Yes, i may add the change in seasonal patterns is pretty evident in Italy.

    We now have a rain season like in the savannah, Rome was colder and drier i the past now is definitively ranier and more humid. the differnece we got was from dryer to ranier but to think in some other place ot can be the total opposite is scary. (I believe northern Europe and particulary england is becoming hotter and drier)
    Its due to Milankovitch cycles.


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    2030 - 2035 Future projected climate due to warming

    With a population inching towards 9 billion, the world now requires over 50% more food than it did at the beginning of the century.* At the same time, however, many regions are faced with peak phosphorous* and the effects of climate change which are beginning to accelerate.*

    Africa's Sahel region – which transitions between the Sahara in the north and Sudanian Savannas in the south – is threatened by ever-worsening droughts and desertification. Indian and Southeast Asian crop yields, meanwhile, are being hit by increasingly violent and irregular monsoons. Pakistan is experiencing shortfalls of water due to receding snowcaps that are the main source of its rivers. Farms in South America, too, are being badly affected by ice loss. The once fertile plains of the American Midwest have been ravaged by dust-bowlification, while European nations in the Mediterranean are struggling with chronic drought.

    A number of regions, however, are actually prospering at this time – these include Canada, Russia and Scandinavia. Melting permafrost and a retreating polar icecap have opened up vast tracts of land in the north

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