Global warming has been a major debate throughout the world. Global warming is becoming harder to debate as its effects are more easily seen on the climate, economy, and wildlife. There will be innumerous changes affecting people, animals, and plants as the Earth around them transforms. These changes triggered by the climate change will negatively affect the world. North Dakota is greatly affected by climate change. Researchers are trying to predict how severe the negative repercussions of global warming will be as well.
Effect on Region
Global warming effects every region differently. Focusing on North Dakota, one can see changes in multiple areas including climate, economy, and wildlife. However, unlike wildlife, climate and economy are closely associated, as change in climate will affect the economy as well.
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With global warming, ecosystems will take a hit, as species will try to adapt to the changes around them. Species that cannot change their old habits will not survive due to survival of the fittest. Changed ecosystems could even lead to extinction of some kinds. This would upset the food chain, as the balance of nature completely flips upside-down. Mosquitoes can be a good example of how global warming effects North Dakota as well. With the perfect living conditions brought by climate change, mosquitoes have a longer lifespan and have more chances to spread diseases. Malaria and West Nile are just two of the many diseases easily spread. The number of people infected or sick with these diseases if multiplied even more since the mosquitoes have the perfect environment to grow in and expand (“Global Warming”). Even something as inconsequential as wildlife can be great affected by global warming in North
First of all, the main effect of global warming is the fact that it causes warmer temperatures. While warmer temperatures may seem beneficial and good, the ways the atmosphere is becoming warmer isn’t that great. According to the article, Global warming, it states, “Natural processes on Earth constantly create and destroy greenhouse gases.” “Human activities, such as the burning of fossil fuels, add an extra seven billion metric tons per year” (“Global Warming”). To explain, what this shows is that nature is already creating greenhouse gasses and people are adding even more to the atmosphere. While people strive on greenhouse gasses for warmth, the amount of greenhouse gasses forming will cause numerous environmental hazards in the future.
Global warming -- and climate change -- have long-term and short-term impacts on our environment. Caused by air pollutants such as carbon dioxide and methane, global warming is the gradual increase of air temperature across the globe. The rise in air temperatures can lead to higher extinction rates, increased risk of disease and political repercussions, such as wars over available resources. Understanding the possible short-term and long-term effects can help humans better prepare for the consequences of global warming.
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Changes in climate have affected the growth of crops. Particularly climate change has increased the amount precipitation fall in North Dakota.
Global warming is a phenomenon that has amazed and frightened everyone ever since it came into being. The consequences and end results of global warming is what goes on to alarm and frighten everyone on earth. If looked at it literally, global warming is basically in increase in the temperature of the Earth's atmosphere. This change and elevation has been occurring ever since the 19th century and is known to increase even more. The change in the global temperature is dangerous because it goes onto increase the sea levels and alterations precipitation, melting of glacier and possible risks of floods around the world. Global warming can even cause a spread of the deserts (Lu, Vecchi and Reichler 6)
Global climate change has already had observable effects on the environment and the consequences of it has caused: glaciers to shrink, ice on rivers and lakes are breaking up earlier, increase of drought and flood increases, stronger storms and storm damage, economic losses, heat related illnesses and diseases plant and animal ranges have shifted and trees are flowering sooner.
There are a lot of things that are impacted such as farming, it is affected by global warming because GW (short for Global Warming)will shrink the amount of water in lakes and then a flash flood will happen and kill the crops that we need to eat to survive. Another thing is acidic rain, it also can be dangerous to the crops by using the pollution that is picked up in the clouds when the rain is coming down. It also impacts industry’s because the industry’s resources will soon be gone and we will all become poor and hungry. Also The glaciers are going to melt and cause flash floods.
From the article “Climate Change and Your Health” the author replies that Rising temperatures will likely lead to more frequent and severe heat waves, natural disasters, poor air quality and spreading diseases. For example, in the year of 2006 the heat within two weeks caused 655 deaths and in 1995 over 700 people died due to excessive heat in Chicago. Hot weather kills more Americans than any other despite disasters. Global warming also means 650 million people who live on or near land will be threatened by sea level rise. In the article “20 Countries Most At Risk From Sea Level Rise” it shows that “147 to 216 million people live on land that will be below sea level or regular flood levels by the end of the century”. This means that more than 200 million people may die because of global warming. In addition, people are more likely to get sick because of temperature changes. Most of the bugs like warm temperature especially the bugs like mosquitoes and flies. People always get bite by mosquitoes in summer, but can rarely see mosquitoes on winter or fall. Therefore global warming would cause summers become longer these insects like mosquitoes can keep active for longer seasons and also in wider areas. Insects like mosquitoes have capable of carrying and transmitting diseases like Dengue Fever which greatly increasing the risk of people to get sick. Rising temperatures are more likely result in
Global warming has effected the world. The earth has had a drastic and devastating aftermath since humans have decided to release greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. This resulted in the ground (above or below water) temperature to rise; the very definition of global warming. This has warmed up the waters and the fish of the ocean are now living in an environment that is too hot for them to live in.
The North pole is one of the main places affected by global warming . The Arctic and the Antarctica are both vulnerable to the climate that has changed overtime. The ice caps have promptly melted overtime that they are now differently than they were. (The Arctic ice cap is less than ten feet thick on average). The ice are spread apart floating in the ocean making it hard for animals such as the polar bear to travel one place to another. This creatures must now swim through long distances of waters some becoming exhausted and drowning before reaching to the next
global warming is causing many conflicts around the world. Conflicts like melting ice glaciers, which causes rising sea levels. If the sea levels rises it can cause floods all around the world. If the sea levels keep rising some island will disappear. Heat waves are getting more and more common and will cause droughts. Cloud forest like true ecological kings of the jungle are dying off rapidly because of roads are being built, and farm settlement. The ecosystem is shifting in many parts of the globe, growing seasons is 2 weeks longer, animals are endangered, hibernation and migration is getting affected because of All of these has increased rapidly over the years.
The effects of global warming touch every human, animal, plant, ocean, landmass, and atmosphere level on this planet. The numerous effects of global warming are mixes of "good" and "bad" results, depending on how your definition of "good" results and "bad" results are. A "good" effect, a person could say, would be for regions with normally cold temperatures to receive warmer temperatures for their normal. Yet, there are more "bad" effects that seem to out weight the "good" effects. Some of the effects would include increases of flooding, severe storm systems, and rising sea-levels. One major consequence would be an increase of temperature globally. This would
Global warming has a lot of causes and effects throughout the globe, including: icecaps melting, deforestation, carbon emissions, factory smoke, forest fires, coral reefs dying, and extreme weather catastrophes. All of these causes and effects listed can be prevented if only the population of people who do not believe it is real would start caring about the environment and what we release into the atmosphere.