Global warming in Romania

Abstract

About 70% of the surface of our country is in a process of desertification. Global warming will lead to a radical change in crops that may occur in Romania. Irrigation has been insufficient for a very long time in Romania. Their inefficiency led to the initiation of the desertification process on approximately 71% of Romania's surface. Our current crops are no longer protected from extreme temperatures and, for this reason, can no longer survive. Farmers need to change crops and plant seedlings that are resistant to long periods of drought. At the same time, sowing should be done earlier to avoid excessive heat. What does GLOBAL WARMING mean for Romania? A gradual warming, which in the last 15-20 years, reached 2 – 2,6 degrees Celsius. An increase in temperature, even by only half a degree, influences major phenomena at the country level, sometimes even on the continent. This process of aridizatiGlobal warming is the phenomenon of continuous increase in average temperatures recorded in the atmosphere in the immediate vicinity of the soil, as well as ocean and sea water, observed in the last two centuries, but especially in recent decades. Global warming phenomena have always existed, they are associated with the cosmic phenomenon of solar maximum, alternating with small terrestrial glaciations associated with the phenomenon of solar minimum.on has not appeared since, it has appeared more than 51 years ago. Globally, there is talk of increasing desertification over large areas. JEL: Q54.