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Around 120,000 years ago, droughts began to strike the eastern Mediterranean. They would last for thousands of years. Storms from the tropics would briefly flood the land, but they were rare and the water would not penetrate the baked, hardened earth. The same happened 10,000 years ago. Now scientists suspect severe and frequent droughts, driven chiefly by anthropogenic climate change, are going to happen again. This time, they warn, the droughts will end only when humans find a way to reverse climate change.
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Date: 2018-01-21 05:16 am (UTC)Around 120,000 years ago, droughts began to strike the eastern Mediterranean. They would last for thousands of years. Storms from the tropics would briefly flood the land, but they were rare and the water would not penetrate the baked, hardened earth. The same happened 10,000 years ago. Now scientists suspect severe and frequent droughts, driven chiefly by anthropogenic climate change, are going to happen again. This time, they warn, the droughts will end only when humans find a way to reverse climate change.