With the slow movement of the time gear, the science and technology of human beings on Earth is becoming more and more advanced, and going to Mars to conquer the solar system will become just around the corner, but the monitoring data released by scientists has made people start to worry, and the Earth's environment is getting worse and worse.
In 2020, there will be a variety of unstoppable natural events on the earth, the Arctic Circle will have a record-breaking 38 degrees Celsius high temperature, a large number of glaciers will melt, the Locust Plague in Africa will resurrect, tens of thousands of people are being eaten, and rampant wildfires will have a great impact on the earth's ecological environment.
I don't know whether it is because of the excessive destruction of the natural environment by humans, or the earth's ecology is in a cycle of reincarnation, the earth's wildfires have begun to become more and more frequent, every summer, the earth's jungle is full of fire, the most memorable is from last year's burning to this year's Australian wildfires, hundreds of millions of wild animals and plants buried in the sea of fire, causing serious damage to the ecological environment, resulting in countless animals being homeless.
Now, with the arrival of hot summer weather in the northern hemisphere, the area around the Arctic Circle has also become the next target for wildfires, and Yakutia in northeastern Siberia, Russia, although sparsely populated, is one of the coldest regions in the world, half of which is within the Arctic Circle, and even so, there have been 230 wildfires in the Yakutia region since records have been recorded.
Now, about 50 kilometers south of the Arctic Circle, there are large wildfires burning in the land west of the Lena River, spreading in a southeasterly direction, and ESA sentinel 2 satellite imagery shows a "fire phoenix" pattern appearing on the ground near the Arctic Circle, with flames burning in many places.
Recently, several regions of Yakutia have declared a state of emergency, such as the Krasnoyarsk and Irkutsk regions, where the northernmost point of the wildfire is the town of Cherski above the Arctic Circle, where hundreds of firefighters are rushing to the scene.
Meteorological monitoring data show that this is because since June, Yakutia has experienced extremely hot and dry weather, very little rainfall, extremely dry forests, wildfires are on the verge of breaking out, after entering July, the drought has further escalated, and wildfires have finally broken out, which is the so-called "dry firewood meets fire". Some experts say it may have been the worst wildfire near the town of Chersky.
In recent years, wildfires have become the world's most concerned topic, has affected many countries and regions, many experts believe that frequent wildfires and global climate anomalies, in the world, some areas of heavy rain and heavy rain do not stop, and some areas are drought and little rain, summer high temperatures make the forest become very dry, after encountering lightning and man-made open fires, it is easy to cause wildfires.
Global climate anomalies and global warming are inextricably linked, global warming is a controversial topic, one side believes that global warming is the daily operation of human beings to the atmosphere to emit too many warm greenhouse gases, so that the Arctic and Antarctic glaciers melt, to the global climate environment impact, resulting in climate anomalies, there are also people think that man-made global warming is a scam, the earth's climate itself in the natural cycle, has nothing to do with human behavior.
But in any case, everyone also felt that the summer heat is becoming more and more unbearable, above 38 degrees Celsius seems to be normal, the winter cold time is getting shorter and shorter, and the light snow is very rare, which once again proves that the global temperature warming is true, and the abnormal climate makes wildfires become extremely frequent. Interesting scientific exploration content, please pay attention to the only WeChat public account: Interesting Exploration