Not exact matches
A
decade of ice melt and
warming seas will
trigger a climate catastrophe, the researchers said, releasing up to 50 billion tonnes of the potent greenhouse gas.
Bowen says the two relatively rapid carbon releases (about 1,500 years each) are more consistent with
warming oceans or an undersea landslide
triggering the melting of frozen methane on the seafloor and large emissions to the atmosphere, where it became carbon dioxide within
decades.
Scientists have had strong evidence for
decades that fossil fuel emissions are increasing average global temperatures, and they have long expected that this
warming would
trigger extreme weather events.
I would give odds on for 10 to 30 years of no
warming, even money for a longer term cooling and a dead set certainty for eventually
triggering OHC and ice sheet feedbacks and plunging into a glacial in a
decade.
such a
triggering warming occurs over
decades to centuries....
When a full - depth ocean model is used, something intriguing happens: the loss of Arctic sea ice
triggers a far - flung response that mimics climate change itself, including a slowdown of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), a build - up of heat in the tropical oceans over several
decades, and a
warming of the atmosphere a few miles above the tropics.