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The impact of the "asteroid climate on Earth"
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The impact of the "asteroid climate on Earth"
(estimated duration of the shock against the planet = 200 to 350 years, with early in 1850).

An increase of 2-C in global temperature of the planet mean:
"a serious conversion of some habitats",

while all temperature exceeding those 2-C imply:
"a collapse of the most ecosystems, including the human species".

"It is forecast (scenario or model A1F1*)

An increase of 4.8º C or more at the end of the century, and in the poles the increase would be 6.4 degrees or more".

The glaciers in South America disappear in just 10 years
Perpetual snows of Kilimanjaro disappear in just 15 years
Half of the alpine ice could disappear in just 20 years

The Nile river and the Amazon could not exist in 2090 or before if released accelerators of climate change as:
1.The TRIFLUORIDE (trifluoride nitrogen) will production over 4000 TM in 2008.
(In 2008 for the plasma TV and it is likely that this amount is doubled in 2009.
The TRIFLUORIDE is 17.000 times more powerful than the carbon dioxide (CO2).
2. And must join the methane accumulated in certain depths that could enter the atmosphere to the warmed oceans or to change the current Conveyor or another.

The thaw melt the polar icecaps in just 25 years a rising average temperatures between 1.4 and 5.8 degrees in the next 50 years.

Lead to higher in the sea level of between 9 and 88 inches or more flood of sea level inundate the three-quarters of the swamp Sundarbans, the largest in the world.

Part of EU, and large areas of many countries, with altitudes of between one and five meters on the level the sea, depending on tides, storms, deltas and other factors.

Disappear numerous Pacific islands and the Indian will lose the coral reefs.

The Southern regions, which have fewer resources, suffer tropical cyclones more intense and suffer droughts more deadly

Increased cases of dengue and malaria. The higher temperatures could alter the geographical distribution of species that transmit diseases

Diseases mosquitoes (dengue, yellow fever) , the ticks (Lyme, hantavirus, encephalitis) and the rodents could expand their distribution zones to latitudes and higher altitudes heat waves, floods, storms and droughts caused deaths, injuries, hunger, displacement of populations, outbreaks of diseases and disturbances ecological food security could be undermined in vulnerable regions.

The local decrease in the production of food lead to greater malnutrition and hunger, with consequences in the long-term health, especially for children to reduce the supply of fresh water, climate change could affect the water and sanitation.

This in turn, could reduce the available water for drinking and washing. Also decrease the efficiency of local systems of sewage, which would lead to greater concentration of bacteria and other microorganisms heat waves are linked to cardiovascular diseases, respiratory, diarrheal and other increased production of pathogens and aquatic biotoxins could endanger the safety of the seafood.

The warmer waters also increase the emergence of toxic algal blooms.
The largest CO2 content acidifies marine waters, an effect that could increase during this century with serious damage to the marine organisms, such as the corals and plankton and therefore, the consequent reduction of the production of oxygen.

Rise in temperatures of 0.4 °C each decade in winter and 0.7 °C each decade in the summer increase at the end of the century of the temperature of between 5 and 7 °C in summer and between 3 and 4 °C in winter To The top global warming is greater in areas of the interior that in the coastal increased frequency of days with maximum temperatures extreme, especially in summer decline of the rains.

Increase in the alterations in the terrestrial ecosystems with risk of an increase of pests.
Transformation of permanent to seasonal lakes, ponds, rivers and streams of high mountain.
Increase in the "coincides" and the growth of deserts
Increased losses in the vegetation of high mountain, deciduous forest the vegetation coastline
Reduction of the productivity of marine waters, and therefore the fishing.

Reduction of the richness of species of animals
Increase in the virulence of the parasites
Increase of invasive species Decline of 20% to 40 % of available water toward the end of the 21st century

Increase of pests and diseases forest decline of the profitability of the herds
Increase in the loss of beaches, decreased the average stay of tourists
Increase in the magnitude of river floods
Increase in the landslides
Increase the intensity, frequency and magnitude of the fires
Increased air pollution related to the particulates and ozone tropospheric
Increase in the extension of the possibility of spread of disease sub-trop

Increase in the extension of the possibility of spread of disease sub-tropical.

The melting of the poles has increased the level of the sea in 17 centimeters in the twentieth century, and since 1993 that pace grows to a ratio of 3.1 millimeters per year and in continuous growth increased rainfall extreme and more frequent in many areas increased risk of droughts in the continental zones in the summer

For the year 2100, the winter temperatures, in northern Canada, Greenland and the North Asia should increase by 40 percent more on the world average.

and more, more.

The responsible:

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The forgotten:

80 % OF THE WORLD'S POPULATION OR 5.200 WITH LESS THAN 10 DLLs (PPC)
40 % OF THE WORLD'S POPULATION OR 2.600 WITH LESS THAN 2.0 DLLs (PPC)

1.232 CHILDREN DIE PER HOUR (10.800 IN 2004) BY HUNGER OR CURABLE DISEASE
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