What things does global warming affect?

Answer 1

Global Warming affect lots of things like people,animals,the enviroment,living things,dead things as you can see Global Warming affects the whole world Hope this helps

you forgot the climate

Answer 2

Global warming affects the Earth's climate system, resulting in increased temperatures, melting ice caps, rising sea levels, and shifts in weather patterns. It also impacts ecosystems, leading to changes in biodiversity, the spread of disease, and threats to agriculture and food security. Additionally, global warming contributes to extreme weather events such as hurricanes, wildfires, and droughts.

Answer 3

It is called Global warming. so that means it is all over the world. Different countries may be affected in different ways.

India relies on monsoon rains for growing rice and if the monsoon doesn't appear, as happened in 2010, then it has a serious food shortage.

Low lying countries will suffer especially from floods, like Pakistan is experiencing in 2010.

Global warming is a planet wide event that effects and affects all countries.

Northwestern and northeastern North America, northwest Europe, northern Asia, the east coast of Asia, southern Australia,and parts of South America, will be affected by heavier rain and/or snow. I think that people in these countries should realize that our world can be better if we work together and think about our world so that our world can last longer and we can live a longer life.

It makes the world as a whole warmer. The extra energy could lead to more powerful storms. It also causes lots of ice to melt raising sea levels.

The latest up to date news says that Africa has been severely damaged by global warming.

It is called "GLOBAL" warming. so that means it is all over the world. but it depends on where you are. Like global warming might affect India differently than how it will affect south/north America. It affects Australia differently than how it affects Asia.

Global warming is getting faster and more worse by the day. England is being affected as well as Antarctica itself. Also nearly all of Europe.

Global warming affects the entire planet, but its effects are most definitively noticeable in small, low islands where even small rises in ocean levels would make several islands uninhabitable, in tundra areas where permafrost is thawing and along the Arctic ocean coast where the Arctic ice cap has been disappearing (and may disappear entirely in a few years), and in mountains where glaciers are receding, and some glaciers have already disappeared entirely.

Climate and weather patterns are likely to be thrown into chaos, with some areas becoming drier while others might be stormier or wetter. Because weather is so chaotic, it is beyond our capability to identify a specific storm as being caused by global warming, whereas with disappearing ice caps, permafrost and glaciers, the trend is gradual enough that the conclusion is not complicated.

A:The north pole region the glaciers are melting very quickly and rising our sea levels which means bigger floods, tsunamis, and hurricanes. (The link below gives Global Warming news from all round the world.) A:More subtle affects have already been documented including: ocean chemistry, food, ecosystems, ocean and sea levels, and extreme temperatures. A:I would have to go with Antarctica and Alaska. Every time temperature in the U.S.A goes up by one degrees Fahrenheit, Alaska and Antarctica goes up by about 12.
All the earth is going to be affected.

• Antarctica will lose its ice.
• The sea ice in the Arctic will melt.
• The oceans' sea levels will rise.
• Low-lying Pacific Island countries will disappear.
• Cities on the coast will experience flooding and storm surges.
• Most countries will become drier and warmer.
• The countries that are dry and warm now will become dry and desert-like.
• Cold countries will become warmer and attract millions of migrants.

Mostly the Polar regions, if Greenland and Antarctica melt then the oceans will rise 200 feet covering a lot of Earth's land, in Columbia bay in Alaska ice is melting about 50 feet per day
Global Warming has adversely affected the Polar Region...

the increasing temperature in these regions has tend 2 melt the ice in the polar region,which has resulted in the increase in the water level of the oceans...which may conclude in submerging a large part of the continents....and hence harming the biosphere

Answer 4

It affects us all. Poorer countries will feel it first, because they don't have the resources or finances to easily adapt. Richer countries will be able to turn on their air conditioners for a while, but soon food and fuel shortages will catch up with them too. Global warming is affecting all of our people.

Answer 5

Bangladesh has about 200 million people who will need to relocate due to rising sea levels, probably within the next century. Micronesia and much of southeast Asia are islands or low lying nations that will be affected by storm sea surges. Most nations will feel significant impact, either directly or via economic hardship suffered by their main trading partners.

Answer 6

Everywhere. The atmosphere is warming all round he world. Ice is melting. Sea levels are rising. A warmer Arctic has more energy and is forcing air currents south, freezing parts of North America and Russia.

Answer 7

Global Warming mainly affects coastal countries.

Global warming affects everyone

All countries.

You need to go back and review the meaning of "global".

Answer 8

Globe warming affects plant it stunts growth,affects humans and animals

Answer 9

It affects us and the temperature and climate of the Earth.

Answer 10

That would be Bangladesh