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чётко демонстрировать (“Our findings show the potentially deadly consequences if global warming reaches 2°C,” said lead author Dr. Tom Matthews, Senior Lecturer in Environmental Geography at King’s College London.
(...) “What our review really shows very clearly is that, particularly for higher levels of warming such as 4°C above the preindustrial average, the health impacts of extreme heat could be extremely bad,” Matthews said. “At around 4°C of warming above preindustrial levels, uncompensable heat for adults would affect about 40% of the global land area, with only the high latitudes, and the cooler regions of the mid-latitudes, remaining unaffected.” (thedebrief.org) ART Vancouver) |
