How does global warming affect us?

Answer 1

Global Warming not only us but also animals such as Polar Bears. Polar bears lose their habitats and they won't get to eat the seals' and they will die. The cause of this is cars using up to much heat and they exhaust fumes.

Answer 2

It is affecting us by:

• Temperatures are getting warmer
• Sea levels are rising
• Icebergs are melting
• Diseases are spreading
• New diseases are being discovered.
• Crop failure
• The poor are starving.
• Unpredictable weather patterns

Answer 3

how does global warming affect us Global warming is a term used to describe a gradual increase in the earth's average ground and atmospheric temperatures in the whole world

The effects of global warming are:

• Rising Sea Level
• Shrinking glaciers
• Heat Waves
• Floods and Storms
• Drought
• Disease
• Economic consequences
• Loss of Bio-Diversity
• Destruction of Ecosystem

These are a very few effects of global warming and there are lot more.

Answer 4

Global warming is the warming of our planet since the 1800's. Some people believe that the warming we have seen since man started becoming more industrialized is causing some of that warming. The slight warming that we have seen is not yet able to have caused any serious issues, that we can prove. What is predicted is what we must start to focus on, in case we start seeing warming.

It is believed, that in the future, it could cause polar bears to start dying off. It could someday start causing the Antarctic to melt. Other predicted issues are sea levels starting to rise at an accelerated rate, even though they have slowed the past few decades.

Just because there are no real issues now, does not mean that we will not have some in the future.

Answer 5

Scientific data indicates that it already has:

• - Permanent sea ice in the Arctic is at its lowest levels (this is why companies now want (and can) to drill in the Arctic Ocean and the Northwest Passage is now open
• - Plant and animal species have moved their ranges northwards. As an example the Humbolt Squid off the coast of North America)
• - Weather patterns have moved towards more severe events
• - Droughts are present in many countries
• - Habitats for northern animals (seals, walrus, bears) are vanishing
• - Permafrost is melting (releasing methane)

Answer 6

Global warming can lead to more frequent and severe natural disasters like hurricanes and wildfires, disrupt ecosystems and agriculture, and contribute to rising sea levels which can threaten coastal communities. It also has health implications, such as increasing the spread of diseases and causing more heat-related illnesses.

Answer 7

the temperature affect us.the pollution affect us.

Answer 8

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