What effect might global warming have on the earth's inhabitants?

Answer 1

• Climate change
• Rising temperatures and heat waves
• Rising sea levels flooding coastal cities and croplands with salt water
• Animal and human habitats destroyed. Occupants move or perish.
• More severe weather events like storms, blizzards, monsoon rains and droughts
• Failure of crops leading to widespread famines

There are many predicted effects of climate change, including:

• sea level rise
• increased number and intensity of storms and other weather 'events'
• floods and droughts
• changes in ocean currents
• crop losses and destruction of animals' habitats.

Answer 2

The inhabitants of the earth include humans, animals and even plant life, and all will be affected by global warming.

In some cases, other species could become extinct in the wild as a result of global warming. Humans will adapt and survive, but will nevertheless be affected, sometimes in serious ways. We can expect inundation of some coastal areas as a result of rising sea levels and higher storm surges, with some populations displaced in areas like Bangladesh and some Pacific Island nations. We can expect more prolonged droughts in some areas, but more sever floods in others. More severe storm activity could cause economic losses, as well as higher insurance premiums even for those not directly affected.

Answer 3

Object will begin to flare up and melt, metal will be so hot that to touch it means an instant burn. Also, the ground will liquefy and the you will be able to cook eggs on the side of the road by simply cracking them and throwing them on the ground. The water will be so hot that all the fish will die, we will have to live underground and away from the sun. If we have the technology then we would have to fly into space and live on the moon with aliens. Then we can grow tomatoes on the moon and have tomato soop. the game

Answer 4

A global rise of 2 or 3 degrees will mean ice caps will melt and raise the sea level, flooding many low lying countries. Agricultural areas may become too dry to produce crops. People (climate refugees) will leave their lands to seek more tolerable living conditions. Countries will have huge financial costs of relocating people, croplands and businesses. Not a good prospect.

Basically, everything will be affected by global warming. the glaciers are melting rapidly, causing arctic animals to have to swim further for food and drowning (and starving). the glaciers are melting because of us. it doesn't sound realistic, but it is and I'll tell you why: we have a lot of cars that pollute the air, a lot of landfills that are accumulating everyday that pollute the air, our factories that pollute the air, and a lack of tree and other plants because we're cutting it all down for paper and other products that just gets thrown in the landfill.

The cars and landfills and a lot of other stuff pollutes the air that adds to the greenhouse effect. So basically, it is getting warmer, the ice is melting, Earth's flooding, all the species (including humans) drown. That's the climate crisis (or global warming) for ya.

We can stop that from happening though. We stop polluting the air by recycling paper which keeps us from cutting down new trees and we just make new paper out of old paper and reduce the amount of waste we throw in the landfill and save plants, too! We stop driving our big gas-guzzling cars and start driving hybrids or take public transportation. And lastly, buy more eco-friendly products with less packaging. It's that easy. the effect on global warming doesn't have to be drowning, it could just teach the people of Earth to act smarter!

Answer 5

Global warming can lead to extreme weather events, such as hurricanes and droughts, which can disrupt ecosystems and threaten the habitats of many species. Rising temperatures can also impact food production, water availability, and the spread of diseases, affecting both human and animal populations. Overall, global warming poses a significant threat to biodiversity and the health and well-being of Earth's inhabitants.

Answer 6

Global warming has a negative affect on most living things. This is because the living things are not able to adapt fast enough.

Answer 7

its mostly on nature