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final
co2 boundary
450
ppm at
2050
how has agriculture in the himilayas been impacted
use the
summer
glacial meltwater
as
irrigation
for crops
as temperature
increase
the
glaciers
start to
retreat
and melt
earlier
which creates
drier
summers and results in a loss of
farmland
melting permafrost effects on russian landscape
topographical
degredation
this challenges the
farmers
and the
oil
60
% of all homes near
norilsk
have been
deformed
this has lead to
craters
forming in the
landscape
as the
terrain
has become
unstable
how much of russia is covered by permafrost
2/3
percentage ice loss since
1960
40
%
russian oil spill
in may
2020
a
petrochemical
tank burst near Norilsk
it leaked over
20000
tones of oil into the
river
impact on the swiss alps
increased
glacial
movement due to basal sliding and
melt
water ~
this has caused the ski lifts on the titlis glacier to be moved
3/4
times every year
Himalayan glacier expected to disappear by
2035
where did the wildfires occur in siberia
Yakutsk
health impacts in russia due to permafrost melting
in 2016 in northern russia there was an
anthrax
outbreak from a 75 year old
reindeer
carcass
there were
100
cases reported and
1
child died
2300
reindeer died
oldest virus in the russian permafrost
30000
years old
percentage of people in the himilayas that relies on agriculture
80
%
first co2 boundary
in
1998
at
350
ppm
how much has co2 increased since 1988
47
%
how much landscape did the siberian wildfires destroy
3.7 million acres
of
taiga
percentage permafrost loss in Switzerland
5%
how much are russian emissions expected to increase by
8.2
% in
2050
how many hectares of siberian taiga have been burnt this decade
11.5
million
how much snow cover has been lost in siberia
12
% since
1951