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    effect of climate change

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    Along with its anxiety-inducing effects‚ climate change also offers an interesting opportunity to consider fascinating‚ interconnected processes on Earth. The smallest to the largest components of the planet – from bacteria to volcanoes – all somehow feel the effects of a changing climate. Here are six of the most unexpected ways climate change impacts Earth Desert bacteria dies Desert soil may appear desolate and void of life‚ but it actually teems with bacteria. Bacterial colonies can grow

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    changing weather patterns‚ and melting polar ice caps. Land is a valuable resource because it is used for farming‚ to feed communities globally and provides space for building homes. These environmental changes significantly impact the land‚ making it more challenging to sustain agriculture and support communities who live on the land. To begin with‚ the Himalayan Mountains are threatened by melting glaciers‚ which impacts the quality of life in the surrounding areas. As glaciers melt‚ water becomes scarcer

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    degrees and if it were to increase or decrease in either direction than it would be the point of no return. The increase of temperature is caused by the release of CO2 (carbon-dioxide)‚ the methane which both act as greenhouse gases‚ and the melting of the glaciers are a result. The reason for all this is human interference and disregard for Mother Nature and her limits. Cause 1 Carbon-dioxide is a gas that is released from burning fossil fuels for us most commonly known as oil. When it is burned

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    Global Warming

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    Global warming is the increase of Earth’s surface temperature due to the effect of greenhouse gases. The main causes of global warming is the greenhouse effect‚ fossil fuels in cars‚ and global emission. Global warming is having an effect on our environment such as rising seas‚ changes in rainfall patterns‚ and etc. What we can do to stop this is‚ lower down emissions‚ cut greenhouse gases and so on. This paper will focus on what global warming is doing to our environment. The greenhouse effect

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    seawater density. The circulation also causes warm water from the southern hemisphere to move towards the North Pole. Between Greenland and Norway‚ the water cools‚ sinks towards the deep waters‚ and flows back to the south. #2- Is it true that Glaciers are melting? What changes in freshwater input to the North Atlantic will

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    makes a right turn and heads for Europe. There‚ it gets saltier‚ sinks and heads back under the Atlantic to the tropics to get warmed up again. Some of the latest thinking suggests that this conveyor belt has shut off abruptly in the past due to melting glaciers and ice sheets in the North Atlantic. The resulting cold water freshens the normally salty water and keeps it from sinking. This shuts the whole thing down and creates large imbalances in global temperature because the Earth has lost a critical

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    metric tones‚ more than all the SUV’s in the United States 7.) How might an increase of 2C affect the planet? Rapid changes in the biosphere‚ especially marine life of the oceans‚ dying off of coral reefs‚ flooding of island states‚ melting of Greenland’s glaciers‚ etc. 8.) What significant ocean system could break down that could magnify the warming effect? Carbon sink provided by tiny sea creatures that absorb carbon dioxide from which they build

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    destructive storm surges( Roach‚ 2006). The loss of large areas of ice on the surface could accelerate global warming and because less of the sun’s energy would be reflected away from Earth t. resulting in melting glaciers and a rise in sea level (Strickland‚ Grabianowski‚ 2005) melting of ice glaciers are causing serious treats to Greenland and Antarctica. The rise in sea levels could cause flooding problems for low- lying coastal areas‚ but if Antarctica ice sheet were to melt of collapse into the

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    An Inconvenient Truth

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    An Inconvenient Truth The climate crisis that our planet faces has become an ever-increasing and extremely controversial issue. In the book “An Inconvenient Truth‚” Al Gore goes beyond the political and economic implications of this crisis and states that global warming is a moral issue that humans need to address. For years‚ scientists have been examining the reasons for the changing climate and have come to the conclusion that global warming is real and it is serious threat to the world. Eventually

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    the house you live in today became a part of the ocean. Does it seem to you like something almost impossible? It might. Sea levels rise because of global warming‚ for two reasons: first‚ hot water expands‚ and second‚ it causes glaciers to melt‚ and water from these glaciers goes straight into the ocean. This problem might seem like a tiny one compared to others‚ but it isn’t. Today I want to inform you about why sea level rise is a bigger concern than what it seems to be‚ especially in the upcoming

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