Heat waves, sudden temperature jumps, increasingly extreme natural phenomena, climate migrants – predictions about the consequences of climate change sound frightening, but humanity is still not taking enough action to stop it, Vilnius University professor and geoscientist Andrius Spiridonovas is convinced.
“The longer we delay, the stronger these effects will be,” A. Spiridonovas spoke on the “Žinių radija” program “Science Understandably.”
“Al…
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Heat waves, sudden temperature jumps, increasingly extreme natural phenomena, climate migrants – predictions about the consequences of climate change sound frightening, but humanity is still not taking enough action to stop it, Vilnius University professor and geoscientist Andrius Spiridonovas is convinced.
“The longer we delay, the stronger these effects will be,” A. Spiridonovas spoke on the “Žinių radija” program “Science Understandably.”
“Al…