The year 2007 to be the hottest eve

The year 2007 to be the hottest everBritain's Meteorological Office has predicted that 2007 could be the world's hottest since records began in 1850. It based its forecast on several key indicators including the rate of climate change and global warming. A factor adding to this year's heat is the El Nino effect, a phenomenon in which major fluctuations in ocean temperatures increase those on land. El Nino occurs roughly every four years in the southern hemisphere and is expected to be active again in 2007. The upshot of these climatic conditions colliding this year is a rise in the average temperature across the world of 0.54 degrees. This seemingly represents a small variation, but is one which will certainly bring adverse weather conditions to many parts of the world.The world's leading climate scientists unanimously agree that human activity is accelerating global warming. It is a fact that the world's ten warmest years have all occurred in the last twelve years. A United Nations panel on climate change predicted that global temperatures could rise by as much as 5.8 degrees this century. This could have catastrophic consequences for vast areas of the globe. The panel warned that if there were not significant cuts in greenhouse gas emissions soon, especially from fossil fuels, there would be greater risks of more extreme weather. This includes more droughts, hurricanes, bushfires, shrinking polar ice and coastal flooding. It now seems it is more urgent than ever for coal and gas guzzling economies to curb consumption and seek more efficient energies.

The year 2007 to be the hottest ever
Britain 's Meteorological Office has predicted that 2007 could be the world s hottest.' Since records began in 1850. It based its forecast on several key indicators including the rate of climate change and global. Warming. A factor adding to this year 's heat is the El, Nino effectA phenomenon in which major fluctuations in ocean temperatures increase those on land. El Nino occurs roughly every four. Years in the southern hemisphere and is expected to be active again in 2007. The upshot of these climatic conditions colliding. This year is a rise in the average temperature across the world of 0.54 degrees. This seemingly represents a, small variationBut is one which will certainly bring adverse weather conditions to many parts of the world.
The world s leading climate. ' Scientists unanimously agree that human activity is accelerating global warming. It is a fact that the world 's ten warmest. Years have all occurred in the last twelve years. A United Nations panel on climate change predicted that global temperatures. Could rise by as much as 5.8 degrees this century. This could have catastrophic consequences for vast areas of the globe. The panel warned that if. There were not significant cuts in greenhouse gas, emissions soon especially from fossil fuels there would, be greater risks. Of more extreme weather. This includes more droughts hurricanes bushfires shrinking polar,,, ice and coastal flooding.It now seems it is more urgent than ever for coal and gas guzzling economies to curb consumption and seek more efficient. Energies.

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