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Home  /  Environment  /  AI predicts climate change threshold coming faster than previously thought

AI predicts climate change threshold coming faster than previously thought

by KS Arpitha
January 31, 2023
in Environment, Technology
Reading Time: 2 mins read
AI predicts climate change threshold coming faster than previously thought

A new study uses artificial intelligence to predict the risk of reaching the climate change threshold as soon as 2050. Read to know more.

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AI predicts climate change reality as early as 2050

Global warming is a risk that we may have to face sooner than previously predicted, as per a recent study published on Monday. “If greenhouse gas emissions remain at high levels, there’s a 50% probability the world could reach that catastrophic milestone before 2050,” stated Noah Diffenbaugh. Diffenbaugh is a co-author of the study and a climate scientist at Stanford University. “The chance it could reach 2.0 degrees before 2058 is 84 in 100,” he added. As per earlier estimates, this was closer to the end of the century.

As per the study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), using AI and machine learning to model climate warming in the past and the possibility in the future gives the current levels of greenhouse gasses released. In line with past studies, it estimates the Earth will cross the 1.5 degrees Celsius mark between 2033 and 2035. Compared to preindustrial times, the planet has been warned by 1.1 degrees Celsius. The new study observes a higher probability of reaching 2.0 degrees Celsius before 2065, even if the world lowers its greenhouse gas emissions.

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As per the models generated by AI and machine learning techniques, it’s obvious that kindergarteners of today will be dealing with severe impacts of climate change by the time they reach their 30s.1.5 degree Celsius warning will increase the war, season, heat waves and reduce the winter or colder seasons. However, 2.0 degrees warmer will equate to extremely high temperatures. It will also. Lead to critical tolerance and thus holds for health and agriculture. “Global warming is already costing us financially. That half-degree potentially means trillions of dollars in gross domestic product gone,” explained Diffenbaugh. 

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“While globally average temperature numbers are small, they indicate much larger changes in extremes,” stated Gerald Meehl. Meehl is a senior scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research. He was a, so a part of the team that won the Nobel in 2007 for its work on climate change. “For a 1.5 Celsius warming, the chance for record heat is about 5 times as likely, and for a 2 Celsius warming, the chance is about 10 times as likely,” added Meehl.

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