The Persian gulf by the end of the century, or because of the high temperature will not be suitable for human habitation

The world because of the greenhouse effect, causing the earth's surface temperature rise year by year. On October 26, according to U. S. media reports, a new study shows that if carbon emissions continue at the current speed increase, by the end of the century, might be to hot parts of the Persian gulf in certain period of time is not suitable for human habitation. The Persian gulf countries are bahrain, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the united Arab emirates. The Persian gulf oil production accounted for 28% of the world total, while oil recoverable reserves account for 55% of the world crude oil recoverable reserves. Computer simulation results show that, when at least six hours of the day, heat index & ndash; — Combination of heat and humidity & ndash; — Can reach 74 to 77 degrees Celsius. This heat can cause the heat wave of the 2003 hit Europe appear, more than 70000 people were killed in the heat. Geography and climate of the Persian gulf itself is very unique, if carbon dioxide emissions according to the current speed increase, by the end of the century, every ten years or so will appear this situation. In fact, if this happens, the Persian gulf region of ABU dhabi, dubai and doha city because there is air conditioning, so also not be uninhabitable. But to live and work in the outdoor environment or no air conditioning, it would be unbearable. Although the mecca is not too hot, but when its temperature will during the annual hajj has caused many deaths. Carnegie institute climate science field, points out: & other; If we don't control climate change, to avoid the extremely hot or hot weather is present, these areas may need to find other place to live. “ Co-author of the study, professor of civil and environmental engineering at the Massachusetts institute of technology in el tower hill, points out that if the global limits on future emissions of heat-trapping gases & ndash; — Even close to countries around the world on the eve of this year's climate conference in Paris recently promised that emissions & ndash; — This intolerable heat can also be avoided.