The exact amount of land mass that may be left after global warming is uncertain. Rising sea levels due to melting ice caps and glaciers could lead to the loss of low-lying coastal areas and islands. However, the impact will vary depending on the rate of temperature rise and the effectiveness of mitigation efforts.
They both are disastrous. They could cause mass extinction.
It's about conventional current of air mass. Namely the Hadley cell.
The North Pole was recorded to be around -1 degrees Celsius, and the South pole at -51 degrees Celsius. With Global Warming, the temp. may have risen. The south pole is colder due to Antarctica being a land mass, and therefore, more susceptible to temperature change.
Antarctica is a continent, and the size of raw land is not affected by global warming. Sea ice, which is permanent in the Arctic and covers 98% of the continent of Antarctica is affected by global warming. Some current predictions state that the Arctic sea ice may disappear in the coming years. (The Arctic Circle is a line of latitude the position of which moves slightly depending on the tilt of the earth. Global warming does not affect its position.)
A continental tropical air mass is dry and warm because it forms over land near the equator where the sun's rays are intense, leading to warming and evaporation of moisture.
south pole, global warming is melting the ice caps and reducing the land mass the penguins can live on
Answer Hi Wildlife in Antarctica will eventually become extinct if all the ice melts from global warming, as the temperatures would be too high for them to handle and there would be no land mass cold enough for them to exist on. Unless they manage to evolve in time (which is not likely), this would be the result. bye
How am I damageing the world?! If by I you mean people generaly, then global warming, mass population polution, there are lots of them.
The molar mass of carbon dioxide is 44,01. For global warming see the link below.
In global warming, the glaciers would melt, then they would flow into the ocean, then they could affect ocean currents, changing the climate, in some areas. And with global cooling, there would be more glaciers, depleting the ocean waters.
They both are disastrous. They could cause mass extinction.
It's about conventional current of air mass. Namely the Hadley cell.
Global warming can indirectly affect the lithosphere by melting polar ice caps and glaciers, leading to changes in sea levels and potential tectonic activity due to redistribution of mass. Increased temperatures can also enhance weathering processes, which can impact the stability of landforms and rock structures on the earth's surface.
When human contributes into global warming some animals like polar bears and those who cannot bear heat may cause mass extinction
The North Pole was recorded to be around -1 degrees Celsius, and the South pole at -51 degrees Celsius. With Global Warming, the temp. may have risen. The south pole is colder due to Antarctica being a land mass, and therefore, more susceptible to temperature change.
It's never too late to stop mass destruction. Do what you can to help the environment by recycling, using water and cars less, etc. The clouds in the air full of greenhouse gases can grow and grow, but if we put a stop to this, maybe all of the destruction due to Global Warming may not actually occur.
It's logical. If the earth is warming, and scientists (and our own experiences) tell us that it is, then one of the effects of a warming atmosphere is that it warms things in the atmosphere. Glaciers are exposed to the air, the air is warmer, and so the glaciers melt. Therefore, global warming is responsible for melting the world's glaciers.