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Alarm climate: warmest August from 136 years, the winter less cold. the arctic Ice, alarm Nasa in September. The Earth melts and drowns

The arctic ice has reached the minimum extent in the annual September 10, 2016: the NASA and the National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC) have sounded the alarm. The satellite data show that the ice marino around the North Pole is reduced to 4,14 million square kilometers.

arctic ice is the second-worst situation – after that of 2012, in observations of the last 37 years, from 1981 to the present. The third in the ranking of the melting of arctic ice it came to pass in 2007. The alarm depends on the fact that in this case, the researchers noted a decrease of the average flow of the sea ice the arctic in every month of the year. A trend terrbile if we think that the sea ice cover on the Arctic Ocean and the surrounding adjusts the temperature of the planet, influence the circulation of the atmosphere and the ocean, and affects the life of communities in the arctic and the ecosystems that support them.

Arctic Ice: NASA dissolution record: ecostistema in danger

The ice cap shrinks each year during the spring and summer and the minimum is in the month of September. The sea ice grows at the end of the months of autumn and winter, when the Sun is below the horizon in the Arctic Circle. The summer term of 2016 has evoked surprise in the scientists, changing pace several times. The significant and changing climatic conditions lead therefore to the melting arctic in the month of August, and accelerated the trend of the beginning of September.

Arctic, Nasa: “The ice continues to melt, the minimum extension in September after a poor August”

In the month of August, two cyclones have crossed the Arctic Ocean along the siberian coast. The storms have not had an immediate impact, as happened with the cyclone in 2012. But at the end of August and early September, there was "a loss of ice rather fast in the seas of the Chukchi and Beaufort that could be a delayed effect from the storms," explained Walt Meier, a scientist at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center.

The study Claire Parkinson and Nicholas DiGirolamo of Goddard has classified the 37-year extensions of sea ice in the Arctic and the Antarctic divided on a monthly basis: the discovery is that there is no record in the extension of the ice in the Arctic sea in any month since 1986. In the same period, there were 75 new lows.

Alarm climate: warmest August from 136 years, the winter less cold

The August 2016 and was the hottest in the last 136 years, say scientists at the Goddard Institute for Space Studies of Nasa, the news re-launched from Avvenia, Italian player and the leader of the white economy, on the occasion of the roadshow, the Energy Efficiency On Tour” at the headquarters of Confindustria of Bergamo. The event organised by Avvenia together at Vendor srl and Eos Consulting SpA, and where in the foreground there will be the theme of the global warming, aiming to illustrate the news related to the field of energy efficiency and propose to the market of small and medium enterprise knowledge tools, management and production can lead to an increase of his competitiveness.

Alarm global warming: Nasa

And you’ why’ the fight against global warming back at the centre of priorities, especially now that, confirming the predictions of Avvenia spread in the month of June of this year, the Nasa has made it known that the average global temperature reached a peak of 1.38 degrees celsius compared to the levels experienced in the NINETEENTH century, and then already very close to the limit of increase compared to pre-industrial levels indicated at the Cop 21 in Paris. Rise so to eleven consecutive months in which you have registered a record of temperature, in a sequence that opened in October 2015. “More and more’ hot, month after month, year after year. And in the winter less cold and less snow in the valley”, so the experts of Avvenia summarise the situation of our Earth is warming at a pace never registered before. Keep the temperature increase within 1.5 degrees requires significant and substantial cuts to CO2 emissions. “But through energy efficiency, this goal can be reached”, say the experts Avvenia.