How will global warming change the earth if it continues at the present rate?

Answer 1

If global warming continues at its present rate:

• Sea levels will rise flooding towns and cities and coastal cropland permanently with salt water.
• Heat waves will occur even more regularly than now, killing thousands of people. (70 000 people died in the European heat wave of 2003.)
• Animal and bird habitats will change, forcing them to move, adapt or die. This applies to humans also.
• The economies of many countries will collapse, unable to deal with climate events, flooded cities and destroyed croplands.
• There will be millions of climate refugees seeking safer places to live.

Answer 2

Continued global warming at the present rate will lead to rising sea levels, more frequent and intense natural disasters, loss of biodiversity, disruptions to ecosystems, and negative impacts on human health and agriculture. It will also exacerbate social and economic inequalities, as vulnerable populations will be disproportionately affected.

Answer 3

It will eventually end life on earth

If you put : 2012 end of world into Google it will show you the 2012 predictions. Although NASA has confirmed nothing will happen.