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Consequences
Introduction
1. Rising Temperatures
One of the most immediate and discernible effects of global warming is the
rise in average global temperatures. This warming trend leads to changes in
weather patterns, altered precipitation, and more frequent and severe
heatwaves. Such alterations pose a direct threat to ecosystems, agriculture,
and human health.
Global warming accelerates the melting of polar ice caps and glaciers,
contributing to a rise in sea levels. Coastal areas and low-lying islands are
particularly vulnerable, facing increased risks of inundation and erosion. This
phenomenon not only endangers human habitats but also poses a severe
threat to biodiversity.
3. Disruption of Ecosystems
Shifts in temperature and precipitation patterns disrupt ecosystems and
threaten numerous plant and animal species. Species that are unable to adapt
quickly enough face extinction, leading to a loss of biodiversity. Coral reefs,
crucial marine ecosystems, are especially susceptible to the dual threats of
warmer and more acidic oceans.
Conclusion