'Periglacial' processes in northern Europe, where areas near a glacier or ice sheet thaw and refreeze, will stop altogether by 2100. Snow and ice in the Alps will decrease below elevations of 1500 metres throughout the 21st century, and glacier ice will retreat in the Alps and Scandinavia.
Meanwhile in northern Europe, river flooding would get worse.īoth of these have been caused by human contribution to climate change, the researchers said. The report predicted, with high confidence, that droughts and 'fire weather' in the Mediterranean region would continue. Read more: Melting snow in Himalayas drives growth of green sea slime visible from space The report pointed out that Europe was already seeing the effects of climate change, with extreme droughts affecting the Mediterranean region.īut in the coming years, the report predicted that events such as this summer’s flooding in Germany, and wildfires in Greece, could continue, or worsen. This year’s UN climate change report warned that extreme weather events like heatwaves and droughts that previously would have happened every 50 years could soon happen every four. Scientists need to use this new insight to better identify the highest risks for compound flooding." "Researchers need to account for changes over time to understand flood risks. Data sets used to track river processes need to extend over significant lengths of time. He added: "Scientists and policymakers need to account for rivers when talking about coastal flooding. No reason not to gather for holidays -Gottlieb 00:53 Tourists don colourful shoe covers to wade through Venice 01:09 Irans military holds annual drills 00:54 La Palma volcano lights up the night. "We're missing the other side of the puzzle." People who study rivers stop where there is a tide, sometimes 200 miles inland," Dykstra said. "People who study oceans stop where there is salt. The research shows that this affects entire watersheds down to the coast, a region where river floods were previously thought to play a minor role. Steve Dykstra, a post-doctoral research fellow at the School of the Earth, Ocean and Environment, warned that the warming atmosphere can hold more water and causes more intense precipitation. Read more: Why economists worry that reversing climate change is hopeless The researchers warned that this phenomenon put people who lived near inland rivers in danger.Ĭoastal flooding will likely increase as the climate continues to warm and intensify precipitation. Either way, I'd need a schematic for this board that looks like a reject from a Flintstones trailer park (see attached pic).Compound flooding events are largest inland, where tides become small and disappear. So, I figure I have two choices: get one of the replacements and make an adapter from the exisiting pigtail, or fix the existing one. I was considering a replacement from PBResource, but it appears to have a card-edge connector, whereas mine has a pigtail connector labeled A7-J10, which connects to an inline plug labeled A7-P10.
I'm getting 6.8VDC instead of +12, 8.2VDC for +30, but the -12 and +5 are fine the result is some pretty psychedelic sound effects. Apparently some PO switched out the main board and sound board in the past, but left the original sound board power supply, which is not producing the right voltages now. I suspect that it's a re-import of a German export: It has the word "Foreign" stamped on the particleboard base plate that holds the power supply components, and a notice inside the head not to use a sound-and-speech board, lest it be damaged. I got this machine from CraigsList, no idea of its history.
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