-Food
Prices are rising as climate change makes it more difficult to maintain conditions that crops are able to grow in.
-Fresh Water
1.) severe droughts
2.) snowpack declining in mountainous states
3.) pollution
-Coastline Damage
Rising ocean levels destroy coastlines causing to destroy homes and businesses.
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-Fire
Fires are breaking out because of severe droughts, quickly destroying people's property.
http://greenliving.nationalgeographic.com/global-warming-affect-daily-life-2680.html
Some people may argue that these temperature changes happen every once in a while in the earth's life. What makes this change worse than the one's prior?
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ReplyDeleteI agree that global warming can cause those things to happen (drought, fires, rising sea levels), but how does that actually affect people beyond the basic results? You might want to take each of those topics and explore them in greater depth in your next few blog posts.
ReplyDeleteGlobal Warming is causing drastic damage to Earth everyday, and yet we as a humanity watch it happen.
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