How will global warming affect lives in the future?

Answer 1

the future generation will be facing more dangers from natural disasters than we are facing now. the temperature level will rise the summers will become more hot and winters will become more cold and the seasonal distribution will be affected adversely and ground water level will decrease - whole story in short - it will be a worst nightmare if we don't take any concrete steps now

Answer 2

If global warming continues, future generations will be affected in many ways.

• Much coastal land will be flooded. Towns and cities will be uninhabitable; food-growing lands will be destroyed with salt water.
• Major rivers that depend on annual snow and glacier melt for their water will dry up, sometimes completely. Billions of people rely on this water for living and agriculture.
• Whole countries, especially in Africa, where drought and famine is already happening, will become too hot and dry to grow food (desertification).
• Heat waves will kill many people.
• Habitats of people and other animals and birds will change, becoming unsuitable for living. Those who cannot move or adapt will die.

Answer 3

As you can see now the weather is doing strange things. Storms that are worse, drought, too much rain or snow, warmer weather, colder weather, tornadoes, hurricanes. All of these things affect humans and how we live. In the future some crops may have to change, houses built in areas away from flooding rivers or off of Coastlines. Even the design of buildings may have to change to accomadate the extra snow, winds, or rain. Water systems will have to change or new forms of ways to get water to people, crops, or animals. Even the way people dress will have to change. All of life will be affected in some way.

Answer 4

If global warming is not stopped then the lives of our grandchildren may be very difficult. Countries and coastal lands will be under water. Storms will destroy many areas and there will not be the money or resources to re-establish them. Crops are already failing in parts of Africa causing famine and this is expected to get worse.

Answer 5

Global warming is projected to lead to more frequent and extreme weather events, rising sea levels, and disruptions to ecosystems, ultimately impacting human health, agriculture, water resources, and infrastructure. This can result in increased heat-related illnesses, food and water scarcity, displacement of communities, loss of biodiversity, and economic instability. It is crucial for countries to take immediate action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and adapt to the changing climate to mitigate these impacts.

Answer 6

there will be very bad floods

Answer 7

yes