New Delhi – Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) recently published its sixth assessment report (AR6) titled “Climate Change 2021: The Physical Science Basis”. IPCC confirmed in its report that the Indian Ocean is warming at a higher rate. This will result in a rise in the sea levels causing more frequent and severe coastal flooding across low-lying areas.
#IPCCReport | The #IndianOcean, which includes the Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal, has warmed faster than other oceans. #UnitedNationshttps://t.co/qwZO2rxU1f
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The report was about the adverse effects of global warming. The report highlights that the world will witness extreme weather events in the coming decades like a rise in the sea level, frequent flooding, heat waves, heavy rainfall in some parts and drought in some parts closer to that area.
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