The past decade has been the warmest in the history of observations

The past decade has been the warmest in the history of observations

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The past decade has been the warmest in the history of NASA scientists\’ observations and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) since 1880. About it reports RBC-Ukraine with reference to the press service of NASA. It is reported that 2019 ranked second in average temperature, second only to 2016. \”The end of the decade is obviously the warmest in the history of observations. Since 1960, every decade has been warmer than the previous one,\” said Gavin Schmidt, head of the Goddard Space Research Institute (NASA affiliate). The study points out that in 2019, the average world temperature was 0.95 degrees higher than the average in the 20th century, and 1.11 degrees higher than in the 19th century. \”Rising temperatures in the atmosphere and ocean are causing continued mass loss (glaciers) in Greenland and the Antarctic, and an increase in extreme events such as heat waves, fires, heavy rainfall,\” NASA said.

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Previously, UNIAN reported that in Europe, 2019 was the warmest in history, with an average temperature of 1.2 degrees higher than in the period 1981-2010.

Source: https://www.unian.ua/ecology/10832036-minule-desyatilittya-stalo-nayteplishim-v-istoriji-sposterezhen-vcheni.html

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