Scientists have noticed the paradox of global warming – change climate leads to increased snow on Earth 
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PHOTO: AP Scientists continue to predict likely consequences of global warming on Earth. Institute Specialists geography of the Russian Academy of Sciences concluded that changes in climate will lead to increased snow cover in the Northern Hemisphere and Siberia. About this director of the institute, honorary president of Russian Geographical Society Vladimir Kotlyakov said during speeches at the World Snow Forum. “There is a paradox – with the warming that is characteristic now is getting bigger on Earth snow. This occurs in large expanses of Siberia, where snow more than one or two decades ago, “said Kotlyakov. The trend of the increase in the area of snow in the Northern Hemisphere, scientists celebrated since the 1960s, writes RIA Novosti. Already started satellite observations of the spread of snow cover. “Now is the era of global warming, and as it grows air temperature rises and the moisture content of air masses, therefore, in cold areas, the amount of snow falling increases. This indicates a great sensitivity of the snow cover to any changes in the composition of the atmosphere and its circulation, and about it must be remembered when evaluating any anthropogenic impacts on environment, “Kotlyakov explained. Global warming is all more and more makes itself felt. The day before, NASA experts and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) The United States published its 2012 results. According to their conclusions, last year entered the ten hottest on Earth more than 130 years of instrumental observations and the warmest in US history with the exception of two states. Global average the temperature in 2012 was about + 14.6 ° С. Trying to explain the nature of the origin of global warming, scientists stopped on two factors. Firstly, the first cause of warming is called carbon dioxide that affects climate change on the planet. The second good reason experts consider black carbon – one of the components of soot.
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