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Yes, many people have been scared by the politics of global warming. The planet has indeed warmed by 11 degrees over the past 6000 years. Almost all of that has been over 150 years ago. Since man has started burning fossil fuels, there has been less then a 0.7 degree of warmth. Most of the warmth we have seen occurred before 1938. No warming has been reported by any climate group since 1998.
The warming we have seen is mostly been located in the Northern Hemisphere. Ice has even been growing for the past several decades in the Southern Hemisphere. A large portion of the Tropical Rain forests are in the Southern Hemisphere.
Rain Forests have a great many things to fear. Climate change is not one of them in real terms. That is the main issue with the politics of climate change. It tends to defocus the world from real problems and has many chasing windmills.. literally.
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Is there a fear of climate change for the ocean?
Yes, there is a fear of climate change impacting the ocean, known as ocean acidification, rising sea levels, and ocean warming. These changes can harm marine life, ecosystems, and coastal communities around the world. Efforts are being made to address these concerns through policies and actions to mitigate climate change and protect the ocean.
Why should I not be afraid of climate change?
If, like me, you are past childhood and early adulthood, you probably have less to fear from the consequences of global warming and can, if you wish, focus on the short-term economic advantages of doing nothing. Climate change is a problem for our children and grandchildren, for whom the consequences will be very real. So the present generation does not have to be afraid for ourselves, only for the generations that follow.
Why is there a fear of climate change for the ocean?
The fear is because of the increase of temperature, meaning the glaciers down South and up North will melt. It will create more water for the ocean which could gradually come onto beaches and in the cities. Blame global warming...
Is there a fear of climate change in the desert?
Morocco in the Sahara desert is growing more plants and greens than it ever has been. Many more animals are going back to Morocco such as camels, addax antelope, and even scorpions are going back because of the growth.
Is there a fear of climate change in the Atlantic ocean?
Yes, because if the gravitational is pulled closer the world could be in danger of tsunamis. Also because one minute it could be small tides then the wind picks up and BOOM ... big tides
Is there a fear of climate change in the tropical savannas?
Yes, global warming is already affecting the tropical savannas.
Is there a fear of change of climate for a temperate rainforest?
yea there is a large fear they have many tornados and it gets fery bad you should not visit the temperate rainfores in the fall thats when the volcanos errupt
Is there a fear of climate change for the chaparral?
no
Is there a fear of climate change for grasslands -?
no there is not.
Is there a fear of climate change in the tundra?
o
Is there a fear of climate change for the biomes?
Global warming
Is there fear of climate change in the rain forest?
yes, the fear of climate change is very high because of global warming. Climate change is also caused by the pollution on the earth and in the ocean, rivers, and/ or lakes and also streams. Climate change can cause plants and animals to become extinct and die, too.
Is there a fear of climate change for the Dakota prairie grasslands?
yes
Is there a fear of climate change to the south Texas plains?
yes
Is there a fear of climate change in a coral reef?
its send it to the civil war in 1860 when they purchase louisiana ship
Is there a fear of climate change for taigas?
no because it stays in the same place and does not move away or toward the equator
Is there a fear of climate change for the ocean?
Yes, there is a fear of climate change impacting the ocean, known as ocean acidification, rising sea levels, and ocean warming. These changes can harm marine life, ecosystems, and coastal communities around the world. Efforts are being made to address these concerns through policies and actions to mitigate climate change and protect the ocean.
