Calentamientu global

Esti artículu trata sobre l'actual calentamientu del sistema climáticu de la Tierra. "Cambéu climáticu" tamién puede referise a los enclinos climáticos de cualquier momentu de la historia xeolóxica.
Calentamientu global
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Calentamientu global y cambéu climáticu refiérense al aumentu reparáu nos últimos sieglos de la temperatura media del sistema climáticu de la Tierra y los sos efeutos rellacionaos. Múltiples llinies de pruebes científiques amuesen que'l sistema climáticu ta caleciéndose.[1][2] Más del 90 % de la enerxía adicional llograda dende 1970 almacenóse nel sistema climáticu foi a los océanos; el restu dilió xelu y caleció los continentes y l'atmósfera.[3][nota 1] Munchos de los cambeos reparaos dende la década de 1950 nun tienen precedentes mientres décades a milenios.[4]

La comprensión científica del calentamientu global tamién foi n'aumentu. Nel so quintu informe (AR5) el Grupu Intergubernamental d'Espertos sobre'l Cambéu Climáticu (IPCC) informó en 2014 que los científicos taben más del 95 % seguros que la mayor parte del calentamientu global ye causáu poles crecientes concentraciones de gases d'efeutu ivernaderu (GEI) y otres actividaes humanes (antropoxéniques).[5][6][7] Les proyeiciones de modelos climáticos resumíos en AR5 indicaron que mientres el presente sieglu la temperatura superficial global va xubir probablemente 0,3 a 1,7 °C pal so escenariu d'emisiones más baxu usando mitigación estricta y 2,6 a 4,8 °C pal mayor.[8] Estes conclusiones fueron sofitaes poles academies nacionales de ciencia de los principales países industrializaos.[9][nota 2]

Los futuros cambeos climáticos y los impautos acomuñaos van ser distintos nuna rexón d'otra alredor del globu.[11][12] Los efeutos d'una medría nes temperatures globales inclúin una xubida nos nivel del mar y un cambéu na cantidá y los patrones de les precipitaciones, amás d'una probable espansión de los desiertos subtropicales.[13] Espérase que'l calentamientu seya mayor nel Árticu, col continuu retrocesu de los glaciares, el permafrost y la banquisa. Otros efeutos probables del calentamientu inclúin fenómenos meteorolóxicos estremos más frecuentes, tales como ola de calor, seques, agües enchentes y fuertes nevaes;[14] acidificación del océanu, y estinción d'especies por cuenta de cambiantes rexímenes de temperatura. Efeutos humanos significativos inclúin l'amenaza a la seguridá alimentaria pol amenorgamientu del rendimientu de colleches y la perdida d'hábitat por hinchente.[15][16]

Les posibles respuestes al calentamientu global inclúin la mitigación por aciu l'amenorgamientu de les emisiones, l'adautación a los sos efeutos, construcción de sistemes resilientes a los sos efeutos y una posible inxeniería climática futura. La mayoría de los países son parte de la Convención Marco de les Naciones Xuníes sobre'l Cambéu Climáticu (CMNUCC),[17] que'l so oxetivu postreru ye prevenir un cambéu climáticu antropogénico peligrosu.[18] La CMNUCC adoptaron una serie de les polítiques destinaes a amenorgar les emisiones de gases d'efeutu ivernaderu[19][20][21][22] y ayudar na adautación al calentamientu global.[19][22][23][24] Los firmantes de la CMNUCC alcordaron que se riquir grandes amenorgamientos nes emisiones[25] y que'l calentamientu global futuru tien de llindase a menos de 2,0 °C con respectu al nivel preindustrial.[25][nota 3]

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  14. On snowfall:
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