what will be the effect of global warming on PPF of india? Explain.
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Hence, global warming can be considered as the major affecting parameter in .... Effect of increasing temperature on Indian agriculture.
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To date the Indian Monsoon appears to have been more strongly influenced by interannual and decadal variability than greenhouse gas induced climate change.
For example there may be a link with Atlantic multidecadal variability, and El Nino events induce a decrease in monsoon rainfall while La Nina events increase monsoon rainfall on average. This all helps to generate year to year variations of 10% or so in monsoon seasonal rainfall totals.
According to most climate models, increasing greenhouse gases are expected to increase monsoon rainfall. The projected increase over the next century is comparable to the year to year variability and is perhaps 10% - an amount which already has big impacts on year to year timescales. The following paper may be of interest but there are many others - see the work of Andy Turner at Reading University for example.
For example there may be a link with Atlantic multidecadal variability, and El Nino events induce a decrease in monsoon rainfall while La Nina events increase monsoon rainfall on average. This all helps to generate year to year variations of 10% or so in monsoon seasonal rainfall totals.
According to most climate models, increasing greenhouse gases are expected to increase monsoon rainfall. The projected increase over the next century is comparable to the year to year variability and is perhaps 10% - an amount which already has big impacts on year to year timescales. The following paper may be of interest but there are many others - see the work of Andy Turner at Reading University for example.
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