Comenius Grupp 10 Global Warming On Water Management
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SzSSGlobal warming is causing sea level rise through thermal expansion of water and melting glaciers, which can lead to flooding that forces people to relocate. This causes social issues like population displacement and political issues such as collapsed systems from overwhelmed demands on governments. It also leads to high costs to build new homes and lost agricultural land. Droughts from increased temperatures can create or expand deserts, forcing migration and causing conflicts over water between nations as well as impaired economies from lack of exports. Heavy rainfall in some areas causes temporary flooding that requires population movement and costly restoration aided by other countries. Changes in water temperatures disrupt ecosystems and fishing industries. Natural disasters exacerbated by climate change result in loss of life, challenges for governments to restore areas,
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Global warming poses an existential threat to humanity according to the document. The evidence of climate change is clear from rising sea levels, global temperatures, shrinking ice sheets and increasing extreme weather events. The main causes are human activities like burning fossil fuels and deforestation that release greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, enhancing the natural greenhouse effect. Effects of climate change include further temperature rises, longer frost-free seasons, changing precipitation patterns, stronger hurricanes, and Arctic ice melt. Wildlife like dugongs, okapis and Siberian tigers are also threatened with extinction. Individual actions like conserving energy, choosing renewable power, reducing waste, and greener commuting can help address the crisis.
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Climate change is causing global temperatures to rise due to increased levels of greenhouse gases from human activities like burning fossil fuels. This is disrupting ecosystems and causing problems like rising sea levels. While all countries will be affected, those least responsible for causing climate change are often the most vulnerable to its impacts. Addressing climate change requires collective global action from governments, businesses and individuals, as well as considering social justice and protecting vulnerable communities. The upcoming COP26 conference aims to further these efforts to transition to a more sustainable low-carbon future.
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The document discusses global warming and its effects. Global warming is caused by greenhouse gases trapping heat in the atmosphere, causing the planet to warm up. This warming is harming many plants and animals by raising sea levels, causing more extreme weather, and making some regions hotter and drier. Extended drought periods can devastate crops and livestock if they do not receive enough rain over a long time. The greenhouse effect is exacerbated by human activities and is a major factor influencing higher temperatures worldwide.
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