How much damage is done in the world every year due to lightning fall? Will be shocked

New Delhi: A ceramic electricity causes great destruction in every world. Every year about 32 million trees are destroyed in the world due to lightning, which are responsible for two to three percent loss of plants in the world. This has been revealed in a study. The destruction of trees is also estimated to be emitted from 0.77 to 1.09 billion tons of carbon dioxide per year.

Clear change is a serious challenge for climate change

Researchers at the ‘Technical University of Munich’ of Germany reported that this quantity is close to 1.26 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide emanating from the forests every year due to fire in the forests. Scientists say that this emission can be a serious challenge for climate change. He said that the damage to the trees due to lightning caused by lightning of the trees destroyed by lightning published in the magazine ‘Global Change Biology’ has not been included.

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Incidents of lightning have become common

In the ‘Technical University of Munich’, the chairman and leading researcher of the land surface-oceanic interaction, Andreas Crause said that as the temperature of the earth is rising, the incidence of celestial lightning is becoming more common, so it needs to be noted. “The rate of trees destroyed by lightning falls currently with lightning is the highest in tropical regions. However, models suggest that the frequency of celestial lightning will mainly increase in middle and high latitude areas, which means that the rate of loss of electricity from lightning in temperate and borial forests can be more relevant. ‘

What did the research team say?

The research team said that the number of trees directly damaged by celestial lightning every year is not clear but their research has developed the first method to help in estimating. Crause said, “Now we are not only able to guess how many trees are destroyed due to lightning every year, but also the most affected areas and also have the ability to assess the effects on global carbon storage and forest structure.” (Language)

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