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SzSSGlobal warming is causing worldwide effects like rising sea levels and species moving to cooler areas. The sea level has risen dramatically and is projected to rise even more in the future. This will affect small islands and coastal areas through increased flooding and storms. Many regions will see worsening extreme weather, forest fires, and water shortages that impact humans and natural environments. The economic and social costs of climate change are also significant.
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Global warming poses one of the greatest threats to humanity. It is caused by increased levels of greenhouse gases trapping heat in the atmosphere and raising temperatures. This is already causing effects like sea level rise, stronger hurricanes, and harm to wildlife populations. To control global warming, people need to conserve energy through practices like using renewable resources, reducing consumption, and recycling materials to cut greenhouse gas emissions.
20091121 Globalwarming Sw Group03
The document discusses the issue of global warming and water management. It mentions Al Goure, a politician who wants to change water consumption worldwide. Researchers agree with his views about the problems that will occur if no action is taken. The 54th state and government will attend a climate meeting in Copenhagen to reduce carbon emissions by 20-30% globally. Global warming is leading to melting glaciers and rising sea levels, threatening water access and food production for many people. Expensive infrastructure projects will be needed to address the effects, and some island nations may disappear entirely, presenting economic and security challenges.
Water pollution effects
Global warming is likely to exacerbate water shortages by increasing floods and droughts through changes in precipitation patterns. The world's population has tripled in the last century while water usage has increased sixfold, straining freshwater supplies. The melting of Himalayan glaciers will initially increase water flows but lead to severe shortages once the glaciers disappear, affecting over two billion people. Rising global temperatures are also allowing tropical diseases like malaria and dengue fever to spread into new regions, threatening more of the world's population.
Climate change
Climate change refers to the rise in average surface temperatures on Earth due primarily to human use of fossil fuels. Burning fossil fuels releases greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide into the air, trapping heat and changing the climate. The impacts of climate change include higher temperatures, more extreme weather, melting glaciers and sea ice, rising sea levels, and shifts in precipitation patterns. Developing countries are particularly vulnerable due to their lack of resources to adapt to these effects of climate change.
Climate change
Climate change is defined as a significant change in climate measures like temperature or precipitation lasting an extended period. Evidence shows the Earth is changing due to global warming. Climate change is affecting all regions - in North America there is less snow and more heat waves, South America is transforming from rainforest to savannah, Europe faces floods and species loss, Africa will have widespread water stress by 2020, and Asia will have decreased freshwater and coastal flooding. The 2003 European heat wave was the hottest since 1540 and led to over 70,000 deaths from heat-related causes and drought. Solutions include using energy efficiently, reducing waste, and increasing wind and solar power to limit greenhouse gases.
The effects of global warming
The 5 deadliest effects of global warming are:
1) The melting of ice caps which will cause sea levels to rise and displace polar bears and other Arctic species from their habitats.
2) The economic consequences, including costs of hundreds of millions displaced by flooding, hunger, and water shortages which could cost up to $200 billion.
3) Increased heat waves and droughts, particularly in Africa, which will worsen conditions and cause food shortages and famine.
4) Warmer ocean waters fuel stronger hurricanes like Katrina which caused $75 billion in damage and 1200 deaths.
5) The spread of diseases as vectors move north and adapt, bringing new illnesses to northern regions.
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Global warming is likely to exacerbate water supply issues by increasing droughts and floods through changing precipitation patterns. The majority of the world's fresh water comes from glaciers and snowpacks, which are melting rapidly due to higher temperatures. This will initially increase water flows but ultimately lead to much reduced supplies. Over two billion people rely on Himalayan glaciers for water and are vulnerable to flooding from glacial lake outbursts and longer term shortages as the glaciers disappear. Increased water stress, conflicts over access, and migration are very possible outcomes of these changes to the hydrologic cycle. Global warming is also expanding the habitat ranges of diseases like malaria and dengue fever, exposing more people to health risks.
Environmental problems around the world - Contemporary Social Issues
This document discusses several key environmental problems around the world. It outlines facts about issues like deforestation, water scarcity, and climate change. Three issues highlighted as needing urgent resolution are the fresh water crisis, global warming, and species extinction. Reasonable solutions proposed include enforcing laws on water usage, investing in renewable energy to reduce fossil fuel dependence, and limiting deforestation. The conclusion emphasizes that human activities are negatively impacting the environment and that awareness efforts are needed to curb this damage.
Global
Global warming refers to the gradual rise in Earth's average surface temperature. The document discusses several ways that global warming is a serious issue, including more frequent and severe weather events, higher death rates, dirtier air quality, increased wildlife extinction, more acidic oceans, and rising sea levels. All of these impacts threaten both human and natural systems. The conclusion emphasizes that human activity is the main driver of global warming and hopes to increase awareness of this important issue.
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Global warming is caused by increased greenhouse gases from human use of fossil fuels and deforestation, trapping heat in the atmosphere. This is causing polar ice caps and glaciers to melt, raising sea levels and threatening wildlife. Other effects include more frequent and intense hurricanes, droughts, wildfires, and spread of diseases as climates change. To address global warming, alternatives to fossil fuels like solar, wind and water power must be adopted, and individual actions taken to reduce carbon footprints.
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Global warming is caused by increased greenhouse gases from human use of fossil fuels and deforestation, trapping heat in the atmosphere. This is causing polar ice caps and glaciers to melt, raising sea levels and threatening wildlife. Other effects include more frequent and intense hurricanes, droughts, wildfires, and spread of diseases as climates change. To address global warming, alternatives to fossil fuels like solar, wind and water power must be adopted, and individual actions taken to reduce carbon footprints.
Geography EOY Project
The document discusses the causes and effects of global warming. It states that the primary cause is carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuel combustion in power plants, vehicles, and aircraft, which account for over 75% of global CO2 emissions. Effects of global warming include rising sea levels from thermal expansion and melting ice, extreme weather like stronger hurricanes, increased rainfall, droughts, and destabilization of local climates. Solutions proposed are large-scale policies to reduce pollution, transition to renewable energy, improve transportation options, and reduce deforestation.
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Climate change is disproportionately affecting the world's poorest people and countries. The effects of climate change like droughts, floods, extreme weather, and rising sea levels are damaging agriculture and reducing food security. This is negatively impacting the health, livelihoods, and lives of millions of people living in poverty who depend on agriculture but have contributed least to causing climate change. Key ways the effects of climate change hurt the poor the most include reduced agricultural productivity due to drought and water shortages, damage from floods and extreme weather, and loss of land and livelihoods in low-lying coastal areas.
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Global warming refers to the rising average surface temperatures on Earth over the past century, primarily from the increase in greenhouse gases from human activities like burning fossil fuels. The global temperature has increased over 1 degree Celsius since 1880 and the 5 warmest years on record have all occurred since 2015. This warming is causing more extreme weather like stronger hurricanes and longer droughts. While large-scale government action is needed, individuals can help by reducing their carbon footprint through choices in transportation, appliances, and advocating for climate policies.
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The document discusses several impacts of global warming, including rising global temperatures leading to more extreme weather, health impacts from heat waves, melting Arctic ice and effects on indigenous communities and wildlife, rising sea levels threatening coastal areas, warming oceans damaging coral reefs, increased risk of drought and wildfires, and evidence that climate change can trigger more earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. It argues that global warming is caused by capitalism and fossil fuel use rather than humanity itself, and that capitalism will need to end for adequate action to be taken to address the climate crisis and ensure survival of human civilization.global warming
Man-made causes like pollution from burning fossil fuels are major contributors to global warming. Burning fossil fuels releases greenhouse gases like CO2 and methane. Increased population leads to higher food demands and more transportation, resulting in more fossil fuel combustion and agricultural emissions. As the population and CO2 levels rise, the risks of health issues like skin cancer and infectious diseases spread by mosquitoes and rodents increase. Global warming will have widespread environmental impacts, including more wildfires on plains, coastal flooding, melting polar ice caps, shifting forests and agriculture, and expansion of deserts.
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- 2. Ice is melting worldwide. Several species have died because the heat. The sea level has rise dramatic. Animals moves from their homes because the temperature. Ex. Butterflies, foxes and alpine plants moves to cooler areas. The precipitation (rain and snow) have increased all over the world. Effects of global warming Geographical. Things that already happened
- 3. Thing that could happened. Sea level will rise from 18 to 59 centimeters approximate. Hurricanes and storms will get fiercer. Less fresh water. That leads to more people will be out of drinking water. And maybe die.
- 4. Expected effects of global warming by region. Australia and New Zealand: Because of the heat there will be more and larger fires in woods. There’s some places in Australia that could be affected by the sea level if it rise. The increased sea level will lead to more and larger storms and hurricanes.
- 5. North America The rain fed will increase to 5 to 20 % in some areas. Decreased snowfall, reduced summer flows and decreased water resources. America will be affected of extreme heat- waves over the big cities.
- 6. Latin America If the sea level will rise, low lying parts of the country will be caused by flooding. The coral reefs will die if the temperature keeps rise. ‘ Europe Netherlands will be caused if the sea-level rise. Parts of the country will disappear. All Europe countries will be caused in some way of the global warming.( sea level, storms, floods). The mountainous parts will face glacier retreat ( reduced winter tourism, snow cower and big species lose).
- 7. Asia The Himalayas will melt and start big floods. The Hiamlayas will cause drinking water problems. One billion humans can be affected of it. (2050) Africa 75 to 250 million people are projected to have drinking water big problems. Africa is one of the continents that’s most vulnerable of the global warming extreme heat and stressed climate. Small islands and polar regions Small islands are going to be most affected by the sea-level rise, Storms Parts of the polar regions are going to melt because of the heat. Many unusual species will die because of the climate changes. .
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- 13. When the forest disappears countries that have forestry as a big part of their economy gets affected.
- 15. Hurricanes increases the costs for medical expenses, forestry and construction industry.
- 17. A country with vehicles that effects our environment in a bad way gets a bad economy when we don’t buy their vehicles.
- 18. 50 percent of the world’s population lives very close to the water. They have to move when the glaciers melts and then we have to buy and make new homes with vehicles that effects our environment in a worse way then cars.
- 20. Political conflicts can be about: What people who will have access to fresh water What countries which can take care of refugees About carbon emission
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- 23. In China and the U.S.
- 24. Somalia
- 25. Other countries in Africa
- 27. Pollutions will occur in the water.
- 28. These countries will be affected: Ethiopia, Sudan and Egypt.
- 29. There will be political conflicts about who should have access to water.
- 30. The countries located in the Nile early will get fresher and more water than the countries situated at the end of the Nile.
- 32. Politics most decide whether they should decrease their carbon emission or not.
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