Surprise! A lake has sprung up in the Taklamakan Desert! How much does the appearance of lakes affec

The natural environment of the lively appearance in the local area is still relatively large, because the local desert environment has always been bleeding, and there may be some other organisms in the lake.

It can directly damage the surrounding environment, and it will cause some great impact on the surrounding environment, and it will also cause some impact, and it will also affect people's living environment.

Influence has a weakened function to regulate the climate; loss of biodiversity; The lake's ability to regulate and store floods is weakened.

XinjiangTaklamakan DesertThere are many lakes that are influenced by the following factors.

As the human factor continues to increase, the rate of global temperature increase is also accelerating, and this summer has seen rare sustained high temperatures in many places.

Take the Taklamakan Desert as an example, due to the subtropical high in the northwest Pacific Ocean.

Continued on the Tibetan Plateau.

The effects were sustained, while also bringing warm, moist air across the Tibetan Plateau and further north, encountering equally active cold air near the Taklamakan Desert.

The result is a very intense, very concentrated, but not long-lasting heavy rainstorm.

Also, due to the warming climate.

The summer wind and rain belt in East Asia moved northwards to North China and Northwest China.

The precipitation was also higher than in the same period of the previous year, which also led to the Tarim River in Xinjiang.

There was the most rain in a decade.

Due to glacial meltwater, 25 rivers in the main trunk and tributaries of the Tarim River have floods that exceed the warning water level, and their flood duration is long, the volume of water is large, and the number of floods is many.

Various branches of the Tarim River flooded early at the end of May; The runoff from the upper reaches of the Tarim River from the end of May to the end of September was more than double that of the same period of the year. The main stream of the Tarim River, heavy rain and floods.

Snowmelt floods and glacial outburst floods have appeared successively and have been superimposed many times.

These lakes in the Taklamakan region were caused by flooding from the Tarim River.

In dry, hot climates, most of the lake's water evaporates and is then blown away by the wind to other areas. In addition, some of the water seeps into the lower part of the desert and may connect with the groundwater at the bottom of the desert, where the oases can survive for a long time because of the recharge of groundwater.

In addition to the above two cases, the excess water will accumulate along the desert topography in the low-lying areas, forming a part of the lakes that dot the desert, and finally evaporate.

These lakes are due to the melting of glaciers due to high summer temperatures, and recent rainfalls.

I think it's due to the movement of the earth's crust, which causes the underground river to rise up in this area, thus forming a lake.

That must have been influenced by our society and human beings, mainly because they kept littering and didn't clean up.

These "desert lakes" are actually stagnant water formed by local torrential rains and floods on the Taklamakan Desert.

This is because the weather is abnormal, so the local rainfall has increased, and many lakes have formed.

The reason for the formation of the lake is that there is a lot of water in the Taklamakan Desert due to heavy rains in the area.

This year, the global warming effect has been particularly severe, causing the snow-capped mountains around the Taklamakan Desert to melt, which is why so many lakes have appeared.

It will have a direct impact on the surrounding environment, affect the growth of the surrounding trees, and bring life to the local area, with many plants and trees growing, and many animals will be brought to life.

There will be a lot of vegetation, and there will be a lot of trees, which can make the desert come to life, and the effect is very obvious.

The reason for the formation of the blue lakes in the Taklamakan Desert is not the result of years of desert management in Xinjiang, after all, desert management can only be controlled by continuously shrinking the area, and cannot carry out large-scale environmental transformation in the short term. The real reason for the formation of the Taklamakan Desert lakes is the influence of climate and glaciers, which is even a bad thing to think about in the long run.

The first reason is due to the melting of glaciers due to climate warming; The second point is that there is a lot of precipitation in summer; These two main factors led to the sudden emergence of lakes in the Taklamakan Desert.

Mainly because the terrain of the Taklamakan Desert is too high, and there is also the problem of altitude.

I think the emergence of lakes in the Taklamakan Desert is an impact of human outcomes. Because the country has paid great attention to environmental protection in recent years, the climate of the Taklamakan Desert has become better and better.

I think it's a warning to humanity that this year's weather is really extreme. The main thing is to destroy the environment.

The main reason for this situation may be that this year's Tarim River is abundant, and the water has also spread to the nearby Taklamokan Desert, so this situation is discovered.

Lakes appear in the Taklamakan Desert and are directly related to glaciers.

The Taklamakan Desert is home to numerous lakes, which is a very rare phenomenon. After all, in our minds, the desert is like a golden world. There is simply no water source at all, let alone the appearance of lakes.

However, such a rare phenomenon has indeed occurred in the Taklamakan Desert area of China, which also shows from the side that the environment of the Taklamakan Desert area of China has been damaged, and the climate and environment have also changed.

Therefore, when many lakes appeared in the Taklamakan Desert area, many relevant experts and netizens speculated. The vast majority of people believe that the appearance of the lake is directly related to the local glaciers. We all know that the Taklamakan Desert region is a basin surrounded by a large number of snow-capped mountains in the surrounding area.

Only after the glaciers of the snow-capped mountains melted, because of the geographical difference. This causes the melted snow to flow into the desert and eventually form lakes one after another.

In addition, it can also directly indicate that the local climate and environment have changed, especially the ecological environment and atmospheric temperature in the surrounding areas of the snow-capped mountains. If the average temperature of the snow-capped mountains increases, then the rate of melting of glaciers will increase significantly. Not only in Xinjiang, but also in many parts of the world, glaciers have begun to melt.

At this point, we can refer to Chile, the United Kingdom from the North and South Poles, where glaciers continue to melt at a rate and the area of melting is increasing.

China's desert area is relatively extensive, so China is also a country with a more serious impact of desertification in the world. However, China has invested a lot of money and technology in controlling desertification, and has carried out large-scale forest protection projects. After a long period of hard work, the results of China's forest protection project are very remarkable.

So far, several deserts have been wiped out, and the ultimate goal of turning the desert into an oasis has been truly achieved.

Yes, the water above the glacier melted, and this led to more water, and there were lakes there.

It should not matter, because the distance between the desert and the glacier is very far, so it is impossible to form a lake due to the melting of the glacier.

I don't think it's impossible, the earth's crust is moving, and many places have changed for decades, and it's only a matter of time before the desert becomes an oasis.

Yes, the environment is gradually improving, and it is possible for the desert to become an oasis.

There is still a possibility that the desert will become green in the future, but it may not happen in the era we live in.