Increasing threats from global warming and the effects of climate change have raised new questions for the future. Apart from flooding, drought, storm and melting ice, there may be a shortage of oxygen. The trouble coming tomorrow.

A new research indicates that the lack of oxygen on the earth can also be threatened. Scientists at the University of Lester of Britain say, "We have identified another threat of global warming which can be more dangerous than others."

Their research is based on the computer model of phytoplankton. These are subtle sea plants which are responsible for two thirds of oxygen in the atmosphere. Average 6 ° C Global Warming is the temperature at which Phytoplankton will not be able to produce oxygen. Scientists say that this will decrease oxygen not only in water but in air as well. They have warned that if this happens then life on earth will be difficult.

The temperature of 6 degrees Celsius is higher than the temperature stated in the mainstream, although the International Energy Agency has warned that it would be possible if the increase in emissions of greenhouse gases has not been reversed. Many scientists have argued that if ever the temperature increases, then its cause will be unbearable carbon emissions for a long time.

UN members trying to negotiate the climate to save climate have decided in Paris that they will not let global warming level exceed 2 degrees Celsius above the level of the industrial revolution. According to the United Nations Climate Science Panel, if the emissions of greenhouse gases were not controlled and the condition was very poor, then in this century the temperature of the earth could rise to 4.8 degrees Celsius.

According to the report's co-author Sergei Petrovski, "The research gives the message that a new disaster can soon reach us as a result of global warming, and it can be fierce from the consequences which have so far been estimated." He said that it may be that before the disaster comes, we do not even have time to get a lot of hint. Once the boundary has crossed, the waste will reach us very fast.