Arctic will melt ice after 5 years
According to a recent forecast by some scientists, after 5 years the Arctic will have melted ice phenomenon in the summer.
>> The ozone layer in the Arctic declined record
Previously in 2007, a group of scientists led by Professor Wieslaw Maslowski - working at the Naval Postgraduate Training School in Monterey (California, USA), each forecast that by 2013, the Arctic will No more ice in the summer. The reason is fast melting of ice. But this forecast has been opposed by some scientists.
The Arctic will melt ice in the summer.
However, recently re-researched on the new computer model - simulating real-world interactions between the Arctic Sea, the atmosphere, ice and rivers carrying freshwater to the Arctic Sea, Professor Wieslaw's group. Maslowski adjusted this time to 2016.
Also related to melting ice in the Arctic, on April 5, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) said that in the winter, the ozone layer in the Arctic has been declining at a record rate due to the ozone depleting substances continue to exist and temperatures are too low.
According to WMO data, from the beginning of last winter until the end of March 2011, the ozone layer thickness in the Arctic has decreased by about 40%. The highest decrease previously recorded by WMO is about 30%.
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