Study says today's carbon emissions take 10 years to reach maximum effect

ENN
Dec 4, 2014, 8:54 am20 pts
The climate warming caused by a single carbon emission takes only about 10 years to reach its maximum effect. This is important because it refutes the common misconception that today’s emissions won’t be felt for decades and that they are a problem for future generations. For the first time, a study…

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