Maolú Athraithe Aeráide

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Tá an t-athrú aeráide linn cheana féin: tá an teocht ag ardú, patrúin báistí ag athrú, oighearshruth agus sneachta ag leá, agus leibhéal meánach domhanda na mara ag ardú. Is é dócha gurb é an méadú atá tugtha faoi deara ar thiúis na ngás ceaptha teasa san atmaisféar de bharr astaíochtaí ó ghníomhaíochtaí an duine is cúis leis an gcuid is mó den téamh. Chun an t-athrú aeráide a mhaolú, caithfimid na hastaíochtaí sin a laghdú nó a chosc.
Maolú Athraithe Aeráide — 2017. 01. 04.
Tá an t-athrú aeráide linn cheana féin: tá an teocht ag ardú, patrúin báistí ag athrú, oighearshruth agus sneachta ag leá, agus leibhéal meánach domhanda na mara ag ardú. Is é dócha gurb é an méadú atá tugtha faoi deara ar thiúis na ngás ceaptha teasa san atmaisféar de bharr astaíochtaí ó ghníomhaíochtaí an duine is cúis leis an gcuid is mó den téamh. Chun an t-athrú aeráide a mhaolú, caithfimid na hastaíochtaí sin a laghdú nó a chosc.

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