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What is the greatest danger facing mans existence?
Asked by jameel ahmed,
28 Jun '12 11:46 am
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It's nothing but one and alone the Global warming. Unless this could be reduced, destruction of the World and/or existence of the human beings would be endangered soon. Thanks & Regards.
Answered by ashis, 28 Jun '12 12:13 pm
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Global warming caused by auto emissions , factory pollutions., cutting of trees , deep illegal mining .................Most of the world's ice is in Antarctica. The continent is covered by an ice shelf 2,133 meters (7,000 feet) thick. If the entire ice pack melted, the world's oceans would rise by 61 meters (200 feet). But since the average temperature in Antarctica is -37C (-35F), this is very unlikely to happen. More likely is that only a portion of the ice melts, increasing sea levels by a few feet or meters.
The results would still be catastrophic. A rise of a couple meters would flood the streets of many coastal cities, necessitating their evacuation. Low-lying countries such as many in Indonesia could be almost entirely submerged.
What will then happen to us ?
v Mumbais Nariman Point will be submerged.
v 40% of Himalayan glaciers would vanish.
v Ganga delta will turn infertile.
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Answered by PARTHA PATHAK, 28 Jun '12 11:55 am
The results would still be catastrophic. A rise of a couple meters would flood the streets of many coastal cities, necessitating their evacuation. Low-lying countries such as many in Indonesia could be almost entirely submerged.
What will then happen to us ?
v Mumbais Nariman Point will be submerged.
v 40% of Himalayan glaciers would vanish.
v Ganga delta will turn infertile.
...more
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Deforestation leads to global warming. Nuclear expansion leads to catastrophe
Answered by saranathan Narasimhan, 02 Nov '12 02:32 pm
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Not accepting the Natural Laws and Greed for Everything .
Answered by kartikay sharma, 28 Jun '12 11:51 am
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