What is thought to happen at 150° Celsius that prevents life from existing above this temperature.
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-between 7 million and 300 million more people would be affected by coastal flooding each year
-there would be a 30-50% reduction in water availability in Southern Africa and the Mediterranean, agricultural yields would decline 15 to 35% in Africa and 20 to 50% of animal and plant species would face extinction.
-In the UK, the most significant impact would be rising sea levels and inland flooding.
-Climate modellers also predict there would be an increase in heavy rainfall events in winter and drier summers.
In the end of 2005, global surfaced temperature increased to increased 0.74 ± 0.18 °C and will likely rise a further to 1.1 to 6.4 °C (2.0 to 11.5 °F) during the twenty-first century.
Therefore, it is impossible that life on earth will exist on 150 °C because a 4 °C rise in temperature can cause animal and plants extinction and since we depend on plants and animals for food, many will die of starvation.
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