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Global Climate Change and Natural Disasters
Global Climate Change and Natural Disasters
1.4° to 5.8°C warmer by 2100
Greater weather variability and less reliability
Major impacts on agriculture and infrastructure
The future….
Abrupt change?
Impacts on our economy and quality of life, particularly in vulnerable communities.
The opportunity is to rely on less emissions intensive industries and modes of transport.
Resource:
brief history of climate change.pdf
[Adobe Acrobat PDF - 394.47 KB]
Notes
The debate about the rate of climate change continues but the current measurements and observations show that it is happening far quicker than background geological cycles would predict.