Chemistry, asked by sandy37x, 10 months ago

global warming is a serious threat and measures should be taken to prevent it. Comment​

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Answered by yakshverma0
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Increasing temperatures can devastate human communities and wildlife habitats. Warmer climates are extending toward the poles, dramatically altering ecosystems. Melting polar ice caps raise sea levels and upset the delicate balance of ocean salinity. This imbalance may lead to a shift in ocean circulation patterns, which could wreak havoc with regional climates. Recent increases in sea surface temperatures are linked with more intense hurricanes.

Global warming/climate change can cause both increases and decreases in local temperatures and precipitation. Until now the effects of global warming/climate change have been proportionate to increases in greenhouse gas concentrations. We can minimize the damage of climate change only if we act vigorously and soon—in the next decade according to top climate scientist. Since human-generated greenhouse gases are at a level not seen for at least 600,000 years, effects will persist and increase for a while even as we begin to control emissions. Climatic changes, combined with habitat destruction and pollution, are causing loss of species, forests, human settlements, glaciers, and coastal heritage sites. All living organisms depend on ecosystems that can be sustained only in relatively narrow temperature ranges.

Answered by deviprasanna105
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  1. the earth's temperature has already won by around 1 degree Celsius since the time industrial revolution begin also this temperature rise appears to be small even this small rise translate into big change in the world's climate report says if we continue to increase the concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere the temperature may rise by more than 2 degree Celsius by the end of the century a level considered treating rain for patterns agriculture forest plants and animals all will be distributed due to global warming
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