/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11180517
this is obviously wrong, every northern nation should bee deep red. e.g. last year Germany got a foretaste with an warm and dry year, almost no wheat and corn was harvested, if it just happens to one rich country this can be fixed with imports and raising food prices, but once global food production suffers everybody will start starving

>>10222433
this map is wrong, seasons in Europe are already getting unpredictable and switching between drought and extreme heavy rain, this is already reducing agricultural output and will become worse with climate change

>>10189881
Please remove Germany from your list. This year we had a foretaste of what climate change means for us. Sunny summer was nice, but drought was killing Germany's crops. https://www.dw.com/en/drought-killing-germanys-crops/av-44829775

https://www.dw.com/en/germany-registers-record-low-rainfall/a-46510847

One of the longest dry spells on record has left part of the Rhine in Germany at record-low levels for months, forcing freighters to reduce their cargo or stop plying the river altogether. Parts of the Danube and the Elbe — Germany’s other major rivers for transport — are also drying up. Some inland ports are idle, and it is estimated that millions of tons of goods are having to be transported by rail or road.
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/04/world/europe/rhine-drought-water-level.html

we better do something to stop it

It's not just sea level, climate zones are moving, this means large parts of Europe and North America may become deserts.