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So, like a year ago I was arguing in this very same forum about the efects of global warming in about 50 years. Now, new investigations seems to point that we could be quite fkd up in just 10. You toughts? Please provide at least 1 source to refutate the folowing article. Spanish source Translation: "In ten years, maybe less. According to an international team of scientists, that's the time remaining before global warming produce a irreversible planetary catastrophe that could cause high droughts, losses of harvests and tides. [...] According to the scientists, when the CO2 concentration arrive at a 400 parts by million (PPM) in the atmosphere (something that according to the scientists will happen in less than 10 years) the increase of the temperature in two degrees "will be irreversible". Once reached that limit, the experts warn that "catastrophic effects can be produced" anywhere in the world, like for example the fall of agriculture, fresh water shortage, arrival of great floods, expansion of the diseases, increase of the level of the sea and the death of the forests. "These effects could be accompanied by others still more catastrophic, as an accelerated increase of the temperatures, the melting of the ice layer of Greenland or the interruption of the Gulf Current", a sea current that has a fundamental roll in the global temperature and the marine and continental life."
