What will the Antarctica be like in a 100 years with global warming?

Answer 1

Global warming has already started. The world is warming. The results are not able to be seen yet with any certainty, because climate change needs to be observed over a period of years, perhaps decades, rather than months.

What is predicted is that "weather events" (storms, floods, droughts, tornadoes etc) will become more frequent and more severe. Some people think there is evidence that this is happening already, but it might just be natural calamities that happen from time to time.

Answer 2

Antarctica is expected to experience further ice melting, leading to rising sea levels and potential shifts in global climate patterns. This will impact wildlife, ecosystems, and possibly result in increased human activity in the region. Efforts to mitigate climate change will be crucial in determining the future of Antarctica.

Answer 3

If you are referring to the end result of Global Warming, should it become law over the Earth, and thwart all attempts to stop it, then, this is a painted landscape of what it would probably be like. Major countries taken off the World Map. Continents shifted beyond measure, cities sunk, counties destroyed, states flooded, provinces depopulated. Searing heat all around, a world nearly inhospitable, seen from above as dying land and 90% sea. A planet sinking into the arms of the sun that will fiercely destroy it at the closest equinox. Holes in the ozone layer, where sunlight can pour through and incinerate everything in it's path. This is the reality if, in one millenium, nothing is still done about Global Warming, which is why efforts must be made to stop it.

Answer 4

Climate change is an environmental problem because if we can't slow global warming then it will severely damage the environment and human environment that we have tried to make comfortable for ourselves.

Predicted changes in climate include:

• Rising sea levels covering some island countries and swamping many low lying areas.
• Glaciers melting and their rivers drying up.
• Fertile lands becoming dry and barren.
• Economic disaster for many countries as they try to adapt.
• Climate refugees searching for water and suitable environments.

Answer 5

well it will get really warm. it wont get like the end of the world serious. but America will be a big, hot, parking lot.

well it will get really warm. it wont get like the end of the world serious. but America will be a big, hot, parking lot.

Well no one knows. Not even scientists. Their still trying to figure out what will happen to Earth in 10 years. But they have a theyrie they think it wil be hot and cold in different so Antarctica wont exist because it will be hot there and Australia will be cold. So who knows??

Answer 6

As the temperatures slowly increase, plants can no longer survive. Certain species of animals can also have trouble adapting. Ice and glaciers will gein to melt, and this can also raise sea levels. An increase in temperature means that diseases will spread more easily and become more deadly (potentially), and severe weather (hurricanes, tonados, cyclones, storms, ect.) will increase dramatically within the next dozen years or so. With Ozone Layer depletion, harmful UV Rays are hitting the Earth. This can cause serious damage to people, animals, and other forms of life on Earth.

Answer 7

if the earth heats up between 1 and 3 degrees centigrade in the next hundred years, which they think probable, the sea level will rise by up to 120cm.

Answer 8

If businesses and legislatures do not start doing something to prevent global warming, it will get worse in the future. This will mean more polluted air and more holes in the ozone layer.

Answer 9

Well, by the way global warming is now there might not be a future since no one seems to care about the Earth or even their lives

Answer 10

There are several models that claim to predict what's possible, but truly, there's no way to predict the future.