How Does Climate Affect The Sea Level

The rise in sea level may be the end for us all as we know it. With the sea rapidly closing in there is no real quick solution. Over one thousand people have already been affected. Examples of this would be the flooding in Jakarta or the lack of crops in Egypt. In addition, how does rise in a sea level complicate the struggle for existence for humans and how does the rise in sea level affect how an overall population can survive and how it will repopulate. Climate change affects both animals and plants in various ways. The climate may play role in whether or not the plant/ and or animal will survive. The animal/and or plant will struggle for the basic resources such as water, nutrition, and oxygen. If the plant/and or animal does not get
Climate may cause natural selection in a species if it has not adapted. For instance and extreme drought can kill off a number of plants in one year yet may leave the plants to repopulate and grow for the next year. Animals/plants that have been in an environment will most likely have been adapted to the natural habitat yet if a different species come into the habitat it will be the most affected. This gives the species that adapted an advantage over the newcomers who have the disadvantage of the environment. A species in the wrong climate may entirely wipe out the species because of the fluctuating temperatures. The competition will still occur in these environments until all the competition ceases to
If the sea level is too high it will flood and overwater the crops. If the sea level is too low or far away it will not get watered at all and the crops will die.Over the years Egyptian farmers have been using the Nile river as their primary resource, But recently the Nile river has been warming and receding, causing the fields for crops to be covered with salt. This salt is a problem since it may make the land barely farmable. An example of this would be Abdullah Salam and others drilling a well to get water. Drilling the well is not the solution since the water would further go underground into the reservoirs and aquifers. As the ocean is slowly warming and the water is rising, the land is slowly sinking. The people of Egypt are panicking about this, which leads to people excessively pumping the aquifer for water faster than the rain can refill