How are weather and climate affected by changes in the environment?

Answer 1

First of all ,the climate effects everything. plants, animals , and us. In most areas of the world, it causes species to be born, and die at a certain time.(hold on, almost to the answer .)When the climate changes , some animals go extinct . For example , global warming is killing the polar bears ( because the heat is melting the ice on which they live.and no,they cant live in water theyre mammals.). If say , the climate were to become too cold for livestock, and thank God for indoor heating,lots of people would either die of hunger , or lack of protein(Long live the vegans!!!),so that would not only effect animals , but also us. Lucky for us ,the climate change, or global warming, hasn't really effected us as much as it has species of animals yet.(But it is in my opinion mostly our fault ; and its a fact that our garbage dumping has indeed backfired on us)

Answer 2

The entirety of the scientific community accepts that CO2 traps heat; this is science established over a century ago, and to do so would deny that a greenhouse effect even exists.

The earth stopped coming out of the last ice age thousands of years ago. Within the last century, however, natural variability cannot explain the warming that has occurred; the radiative forcing of the solar variability is an order of magnitude below what has been observed.

Answer 3

(how the climate is affected by weather) climate is affected by large bodies of water,moutains,latitude,altitude,winds, and a thing called El Ni'no. (look at google for the words that you don't know) (like latitude)

Answer 4

because what ever type of weather there is ,,,,, the people and animals around it wil be effected... like i would have a baskba game outside and it starts raining. I would have to go inside and find something else to do... It changes the environment by shaping the world around what happens with the weather...

hope this helps

Answer 5

Changes in the environment, such as increased greenhouse gas emissions, deforestation, and pollution, can lead to alterations in weather patterns and long-term climate trends. These changes can result in more frequent and severe weather events, such as hurricanes, heatwaves, and droughts, as well as long-term shifts in temperature and precipitation patterns. Overall, these environmental changes can exacerbate the impacts of climate change and contribute to disruptions in ecosystems and human societies.

Answer 6

It shapes everything. The humidity. The temperature. What life exists there. The terrain.