Zmena klÃmy â možný dopad (nielen) na obyvateľstvo - Prohuman
Zmena klÃmy â možný dopad (nielen) na obyvateľstvo - Prohuman
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etween the elements and the climate system, including physical and chemical<br />
changes, still require exploration. At this point, it is worth mentioning that even<br />
the refined results of prognostic (numeric) mesoscale meteorological models are<br />
often incomparably different or entirely incorrect, even though they struggle to<br />
predict weather conditions for just the next few days. For the climate models, the<br />
task is even more complex because of the time and spatial scale. In addition to<br />
that, the unforeseeable political and economic affairs make it even harder to imagine<br />
what the climate will be like in the future. Probably everyone is aware that<br />
any global changes, including for example crises outbursts can radically and effectively<br />
undermine even the most carefully shaped “<strong>na</strong>tural and ratio<strong>na</strong>l” sce<strong>na</strong>rios.<br />
Moreover, the development of IT allows to make more complex calculations,<br />
with new parameters (climatic factors) and changes in spatial resolution of the<br />
whole atmosphere. The revolution is noticeable if the first and fourth IPCC reports<br />
are compared, and now it is a fact that can be both observed and verified<br />
(fig. 5). Several years ago the so-called hockey stick graph of the global temperature<br />
rise seemed to have no end, as from the eighties it rapidly started a continuous<br />
growth. But the recent few years show that it has been ceased and maybe the<br />
following years will show the opposite tendency.<br />
Fig. 5. Projected global<br />
air temperature changes<br />
according to different<br />
emission sce<strong>na</strong>rios (different<br />
IPCC reports, the 1st, 2nd, 3rd<br />
Assessment Reports)<br />
CONCLUSION<br />
The foregoing considerations, out of necessity, concern only selected climate<br />
change aspects. They are individually discussed in serious, professio<strong>na</strong>l reports,<br />
which sometimes treat this topic in a dissimilar way, which only proves that<br />
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