Our scorched Earth in 2100: Nasa maps reveal how climate change will cause temperatures to soar. ... between 1950 and 2100 across the entire globe. The map shows that much of North Africa, ...

Nasa has released 11 terabytes of data predicting temperature and rainfall until 2100. New York, Los Angeles, Mumbai and Jerusalem will see temperatures exceed 45°C.

The space agency used current climate change predictions to estimate what the world's temperature will look like in 2100.. According to the experts that produced the map, carbon dioxide levels in ...

A new study warns that the planet’s climate zones could undergo dramatic shifts within the next 77 years. As global temperatures rise, research shows that up to half of Earth’s land area could ...

Earth’s ice sheets and glaciers are melting at such a rate it’s changing the way the Earth ... by 2100, relative to its ... The geographic pole is the fixed reference point for maps and ...

Climate change could destroy almost all of Earth's coral reef habitats by 2100, according to new research. About 70-90% of all existing coral reefs are expected to disappear in the next 20 years ...

Watch "Earth 2100," a two-hour television event, Tuesday, June 2, at 9 p.m. ET. Imagine our future as two doors. Door No. 1 is our current path, or as the scientists put it, business as usual.

By 2100, a huge portion of Greenpoint could be underwater. Climate Central/Google Earth Here's Squarespace over in Manhattan's low-lying West Village.

That’s according to a new software called Surging Seas: Extreme Scenario 2100, which acts as an overlay for Google Earth and shows the worst-case effects of rising sea levels all throughout the ...

THE deepest point on Earth’s surface has been found hidden beneath a glacier in Antarctica. The ice-filled canyon reaches 2.2 miles below sea level, making it nearly half as deep as Mount Eve… ...

According to the experts that produced the map, carbon dioxide levels in the Earth's atmosphere will have reached 935 parts per million. It currently rests at 400 parts per million.