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So US-only warming instead of global? Confused. Admittedly I may not understand, is US is expected to be impacted differently by global warming than other count
by jupiter90000 7y ago
So US-only warming instead of global? Confused. Admittedly I may not understand, is US is expected to be impacted differently by global warming than other countries?
- undersuit 7y agoThe landmass of North America will experience different effects of climate change than other landmasses. There might be similarities between it and other areas, like South America, but South America has a large cold continent to it's south while North America has a small cold ocean to it's north.
- jupiter90000 7y agoHave any good resources to learn more on this? Thanks if so
- mirimir 7y agoIt's certainly gotten warmer in the Arctic.
- noelsusman 7y agoYes. Are you trying to imply that global warming isn't happening?
- jupiter90000 7y agoNo, trying to understand whenever someone sees "it rained alot" and equates it to death of the world and reconcile it with a basis in science. Interested in long term climate change and how the latest is impacting what we see. Not blindly accepting internet rants, trying to think of it scientifically instead of "rain = we dying" Know any good resources to get more info?
- undersuit 7y agohttps://www.timesunion.com/news/article/Farmers-say-wet-spring-summer-rain-pushing-back-14073025.php https://www.timesunion.com/news/article/Farmers-say-wet-spri... Some areas in the US already have a short growing season as it is. If excessive rains in say, Montana, push back the planting times of wheat and other grains the plants might not be ready to harvest before Fall and Winter weather kills them.
- jessaustin 7y agoIn Montana most wheat is planted in the late summer and fall. In most of USA ag areas, spring rains are more challenging for corn and beans than for wheat.