Siberia Scarce
What do you think will happen when the ice caps melt?
My uneducated view:
Sea level rise 20ft. Coastal cities submerged. Countries like Holland,in Southeast Asia will not exist. Weather will change quickly. Europe without gulf stream will be very hot in summer very cold in winter. Food production will decline. Wars for scarce resources and arable land. US will probably takeover Canada because its too dry. Siberia will be breadbasket for world. What do you see in the future?
Over the next century there may be a 1-3M sea-level rise. The link below will illustrate what different levels of SL rise will do. That is predictable, but exactly what climatic conditions will be at precise locations will be trickier. Yes, Greenland will have a growing season, but what kind of soil will be exposed by melting glaciers?
Wars are a concern for both the pentagon and the C.I.A. They take it seriously.
maybe the U.S. will “unite” with Canada because large areas of the interior of the U.S. will be too hot and dry for sustaining the amount of agriculture they now have.
The Rare Siberian Tiger/Amur Tiger….
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ANZ-67 Siberian Lemming – adult on its guard while feeding on scarce vegetation Photo Mugs ANZ-67 Siberian Lemming – adult on its guard while feeding on scarce vegetation (mostly on grasses) in tundra Taimyr peninsula, Kara sea shore, Northern Siberia, Russian Arctic Lemmus sibiricus Andrey Zvoznikov Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way. contact details prints ardea tel and 44 (0) 20 8672 2067 …. |
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Photo Jigsaw Puzzle of ANZ-67 Siberian Lemming – adult on its guard while feeding on scarce vegetation from Ardea Wildlife Pets $24.99 Photo Puzzle, ANZ-67 Siberian Lemming – adult on its guard while feeding on scarce vegetation. ANZ-67 Siberian Lemming – adult on its guard while feeding on scarce vegetation (mostly on grasses) in tundra Taimyr peninsula, Kara sea shore, Northern Siberia, Russian Arctic Lemmus sibiricus Andrey Zvoznikov Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in an… |