VT45
April 1st, 2012, 06:26 PM
Hey there guys,
I'm working on a global warming worst-case scenario, and I was wondering how much exactly global temperatures would rise in the case of a full polar meltdown. The closest I've been able to find was a probable rise of 3°C over the next hundred years, but I'm looking farther out. Say, 1000 years?
I'm working on a global warming worst-case scenario, and I was wondering how much exactly global temperatures would rise in the case of a full polar meltdown. The closest I've been able to find was a probable rise of 3°C over the next hundred years, but I'm looking farther out. Say, 1000 years?