Greenland Island will be completely transformed by 2100
Climate change is likely to make the area most sparsely populated in the world due to the year-round snow covered by snow and ice in 2100.
Recent scientists have reliable research that says Greenland will be greened as its name was at the end of the 21st century. Today Greenland is covered by a year-round ice of only four species. The most developed and sparsely populated indigenous tree of the world.
"Simulations done on computers predict that in 2100 green forests will cover Greenland Island , " said Professor Jens Christian-Svenning from Aarhus University in Denmark. " Alaskan coniferous forests and western Canada will thrive in Greenland . " This will create new opportunities for island residents.
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One of the reasons the island is currently unable to grow on a large scale is the extreme climate."With the current climate it takes 2,000 years for cold-tolerant plants to cover Greenland . " Professor Svenning said. However, due to climate change, the global warming is obvious, Greenland will have achieved the conditions required to grow trees in 2100.
Climate change will certainly change the ecosystem on Greenland. Animals that live in cold areas on the Arctic will gradually disappear.
Greenland Island in 2100 promises a boom in forestry, agriculture and tourism. People can play Greenland's greening role by helping to increase the ability of new plants to grow, Professor Svenning said.
Greenland Island will become warmer and will also need a scientific arrangement and development of people. Avoid uncontrolled situation of invasive plants and animals from outside.
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