The great flood is approaching

Models of changes in the Atlantic currents in recent decades have allowed an international group of scientists to calculate how fast rise of ocean levels. According to experts one hundred years water will eat up much of the territories of some of the largest maritime countries.
With the alleged strengthening of global warming is amplified and undercurrents in the Atlantic and Arctic Oceans, announced Utro.ru. So change the redistribution of water, which accelerates the pace of advancing to coastal water arrays, say researchers from Seville University. As warmer the air above the oceans, they say, the more south you go undercurrents. In parallel increases and their speed. On top of that, "migrating" north Gulf only adds to this effect.
Scientists forecast is alarming. By the end of this century the majority of Iceland, virtually all of Scotland and many northern islands will be under water. Floods threaten Denmark and the Netherlands. Cooling of the Gulf Stream will disturb the heat balance in northern latitudes and the other unaffected by the waves in the UK, Ireland and Canada partly just can not live. The melting of glaciers south again threatens virtually all island states in the Pacific and Indian Oceans.

Some scientists even call people from these nations to prepare for the worst. Thus, according to the assessment of researchers from the University of Toronto in 2110 to the level of the Atlantic Ocean off New York could rise by 1.3 to 1.5 m compared with today. This will be the result of powerful gravitational effects arising melting of large polar glaciers. In this Canadian scientists believe that the southern hemisphere of the planet should prepare for rising sea levels are not 1-2 and 5-6 with goals meters!
For the last 500,000 years the Earth has experienced four climatic peak. About 20 thousand. Years ago the planet passes through the last glacial period so far. Spanish oceanographers estimated that at this point in the Atlantic practically there was no strong ocean currents. Underwater streams are moved mainly in the northern regions of the world ocean. With the rise in the atmospheric temperature, however, the currents actively started to move to the south. Computer model of today's climate change shows that today in the seas can happen too.

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