How does global warming effects the atmosphere?

Answer 1

If global warming continues, then glaciers and ice caps will melt causing rises in sea levels that will destroy island nations and causing flooding around low lying coastal areas of most countries. Rising temperatures will bring climate change, with weather events predicted to become more severe. Frozen land may become suitable for growing crops but large areas of warm countries, like Africa, may become desert and the people will suffer drought and famine. Some of this is already happening.

Answer 2

Well, in my point of view, the atmosphere is a layer of air that protects Earth from burning up by the Sun. Global warming heats the atmosphere up a little too much, creating a hole, and the sun burns everything in the hole. Everyday, this hole is getting a little bigger.

Answer 3

It is doubtful that global warming will ever destroy the planet. But, allowed to proceed at an accelerating pace, it will result in species extinctions, rising sea levels, inundation of coastal areas and increased storm damage. Apart from the loss of biodiversity, the economic damage will be enormous.

Answer 4

Global warming leads to an increase in the Earth's average temperature due to the accumulation of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, such as carbon dioxide and methane. This can result in more extreme weather events, changes in precipitation patterns, and disruptions to ecosystems and biodiversity. Additionally, global warming can contribute to the melting of ice caps and glaciers, leading to rising sea levels.

Answer 5

not necesserily but it will destroy the mankind.

Answer 6

Yes it is. Global warming leads to ozone destruction.

Answer 7

global warming could

affect everything