Global climate threat: New seasons have emerged

Global climate threat: New seasons have emerged

According to a study by scientists from the London School of Economics and political science, thanks to human activity, two new seasons were formed on Earth — the seasons and seasons of smoke. This situation is causing damage to ecosystems, threatening the health of millions of people.

🔹 The smoke season is observed in Southeast Asia every year between June and September. In Indonesia and Malaysia, peat burning results in smoke reaching Singapore and Thailand.ording to a study by scientists from the London School of Economics and political science, thanks to human activity, two new seasons were formed on Earth — the seasons and seasons of smoke. This situation is causing damage to ecosystems, threatening the health of millions of people.

🔹 The smoke season is observed in Southeast Asia every year between June and September. In Indonesia and Malaysia, peat burning results in smoke reaching Singapore and Thailand.
🔹 And the waste season begins in the fall in northern India-the burning of crop residues coincides with the Diwali festival.
🔹 The forest fire season in the US now begins in the spring and continues until December.

Researchers warn that these phenomena are exacerbating global climate change and are becoming a new normal