GW : Effects of "non-linearity" in global warming

Non-Linearity in global warming :

If we continue to increase the emission of carbon as we are doing today, then this will lead to an increase in the global warming across the world whose curve will be definitely an exponential line which will further lead to much more climate change / unit of pollution. This non-linearity has been seen in the climate recently over the last decade.


The after effects of non-linearity :

The first question coming to mind is that how quickly this non-linearity will change the climate, which is also the keen interest of the weather scientists coz they generally emphasize on the ecosystem collapse scenarios. Climatic changes can happen due to many different ways like permafrost melt, Arctic albedo change and rainforest dieback or in conjunction with land degradation, water scarcity, ocean decline and persistent toxics.

It really matters a lot at what pace the level of water in oceans are rising, or where and how the forest burns are occuring. What we are currently doing and what we will be doing next will be definitely having profound impacts in determining the climate change pace in upcoming times and also the value of risks vs costs for the future times.

The non- linearities in the climate change must be carefully watched and also the threshold points beyond which the non-linearities occur and can cause damage must be carefully noted. This will be helpful in determining the possibilities of the environment in future.

The blog of climate change is exclusively interested in knowing about how quickly the climate is changing and not on the doomsday scenarios because they are just fun, and leads to massive funding amongst which none are true.