Earth will turn into an uninhabitable place in 500 years

A group of scientists from Canada and Great Britain found out what our planet and its inhabitants will face in a few hundred years.

By 2500, numerous areas on Earth, including important agricultural areas, will be dropped from the productive and technological spheres of life.

Nowadays, fertile soils can no longer be used for growing food, they will experience “severe heat stress”, which scientists now observe mainly in deserts. This is stated in a study published in the journal Global Change Biology.

But there is also good news: humanity can face such an unfavorable future for survival only if the problem of climate change in our time is totally ignored.

Scientists considered three scenarios for the future, simulating situations based on the actions of people in the next hundred years:

The first scenario – RCP2.6 – implies a high degree of human involvement in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and improving the climate on Earth;

The second scenario – RCP4.5 – takes into account a moderate global climate policy;

The third scenario – RCP6.0 (we described it above) – shows a realistic picture of the world with a low level of interest in climate problems.

The graph shows changes in global average air temperature (solid lines) and sea level rise (dashed lines) relative to their averages for 2000–2019 for scenarios RCP6.0, RCP4.5 and RCP2.6. Photo: onlinelibrary.wiley.com

“Regions that are currently experiencing periods of very high heat stress tend to be deserts, but also include the Indian subcontinent and the southeastern United States at certain times of the year.

“According to scenarios RCP4.5 and RCP6.0, most of the Earth will experience severe heat stress in the future, while by the end of the century problem areas will expand to zones with a more temperate climate, such as the Mediterranean,” the experts note, attaching a visual map of changes:

The total number of areas for growing major crops will be markedly reduced. In two out of three scenarios, the vegetation and the best cropland will be located at the poles of both hemispheres, with larger shifts predicted in the Northern Hemisphere.

“Our projections beyond 2100 show that without rapid and significant reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, vast areas of the Earth will change in such a way that their ability to support large-scale human activity will diminish,” the experts write.

They note that the long-term effects of the warming of the 21st century will be felt for centuries, even if future emissions are limited.

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Jake Carter

Jake Carter is a journalist and a paranormal investigator who has been fascinated by the unexplained since he was a child.

He is not afraid to challenge the official narratives and expose the cover-ups and lies that keep us in the dark. He is always eager to share his findings and insights with the readers of anomalien.com, where he has been a regular contributor since 2013.

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One comment

  1. Well they’re finally going with a time frame that won’t show they’re lying yet again when it doesn’t happen. Climate bullshit was supposed to kill us several times in the past 50 years but their predictions are never anywhere near the truth. This is what happens when you use computer models with sketchy, incomplete and outright fraudulent data. They lie to us for profit and control. At this point the ignorance is willful. It will not bring you bliss.

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