Global warming bond of Kasırga

30 July 2007 - BBC
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]] It turned out that the number of hurricanes in the Atlas Ocean have increased twice. Peter Webster from Greg Holland and Technology Institute from the National Atmosphere Research Center in the United States above the average risk of hurricane from the summer months, studied 3 periods starting from 1900, where significant increase in the number of tropical storms and hurricane, which occurred in the Atlas Ocean. The research showed that 6 hurricane occurred during 1900-1930, in the 1930-1940 period, the annual average number of hurricane was 10, in 1995-2005, and this number came to 15. The researchers also expressed that the number of storms and the increase in the temperature of waters on the ocean surface is an important connection. According to the research, the seawater temperature increased approximately 0.7 degrees in the last 100 years. Again in the same research, sixteen percent of the hurricanes in the last decade were drawn from the connection of 60 to 70 directly with global warming. Experts predict that at least five of the expected nine hurricane will be very strong in terms of hurricanes of 2007. Research conducted in the U.S. and described last year revealed that there is a close connection between carbon dioxide (CO2), depending on the collection of gases that lead to greenhouse effect such as carbon dioxide (CO2).