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Climate change is reflected in rising global temperatures and sea levels as well as ocean acidification. Ecosystems are intimately connected to their physical surroundings and are affected by changes in temperature, rainfall, moisture, pH, salinity, and the activities and distributions of other species caused by climate change. Living things and ecosystems will be impacted by changes in their environments due to climate change.
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