With the help of mathematical modeling, scientists were able to predict that almost half of the Earth would move to other climatic zones. Thus, by 2100, the tropical climate will cover 25% of all land and most likely 34% of the planet will face drought.
The strongest temperature changes are predicted in Europe and North America. In 66-89% of these areas, the climate will change. But the strongest transformation is expected in the polar region. “It is estimated that by the end of the century between 38 and 40 percent of the world’s land mass will be in a different climate zone than it is today,” the research says.
According to the source Polit.ru, climate change, that is, global warming, will have a good effect on Russian agriculture, first of all. It is our country that will benefit from the climate change described above.
Especially in the snowy regions of the Far East, where cultivation was not possible for centuries, the climate began to soften; this opens up processing possibilities that were previously unthinkable, including soy. And while droughts are expected in other geographical regions, especially in North America, improvement in agricultural conditions can be expected in Russia as “the coldest parts of the planet will become more temperate”.
“And no country can benefit from climate change better than Russia. Russia has the most extensive territory among all northern countries. It is located further north than all of its South Asian neighbors, which together are home to the world’s largest population. Like Canada, Russia is rich in resources and soil and has room to grow. By chance or by cunning strategy, but most likely due to both, the systematic steps taken by its leaders – planting flags in the Arctic and supporting local grain production – are increasingly likely to allow Russia to regain the cover of a superpower. in a warmer world, ”says the article Polit.ru.
Source: Ferra
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