Climate system reorganization

Some scientists have speculated that when a certain atmospheric concentration of greenhouse gases is reached, it may trigger a relatively rapid and cataclysmic climate system reorganization. 

These results reflect the radical reorganization of the climate system that took place during comparatively short periods. The Holocene seemed (compared with these changes) a period of a comparatively stable climate. There is no doubt that without climatic feedbacks the growth in GHG concentration in the atmosphere should cause climate warming. However, the actual situation is much more complicated, and to understand it, it is necessary to reliably detect and estimate the role of feedbacks. Otherwise, it is impossible to reliably predict future climate change. Since peat bogs are one of the most important sources of such information, they should be protected. 

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