Effects of climate change.

Projections of future climate change have already taken place; micro-microscopic phenomena that are the proposals for future effects. The increase in carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is absorbed by the oceans and increases its acidification: coral damage and marine life. Once upon a time, snow-covered areas turn the world's highest points back. Excessive climate accidents increase from seller to tropical storm. Other environmental problems are the threat of animal destruction and major changes in the global landscape. As ecosystems change and world populations continue to increase, pressure on water and food resources is increasing.

The effects of climate change are not separate events. While assessing the issue of climate change, the world should be seen as a comprehensive ecological system. Do not think about political boundaries between regions or countries. The glacier melt in Arctic is caused by the greatest drought in Arizona. The seller on the Maldives and Hurricanes throughout America's Midwest is part of the same system that regulates the temperature fluctuations in England. Although events such as floods and droughts seem inconsistent or contradictory, they both come from the same question: the hottest weather.

As the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere increases, Arctic ice absorbs more radiation and melts faster. Once upon a time, the coldest place on the planet is constantly approaching.

Only three percent of the water in the ground is cool, 70 percent frozen. With fast-frozen water, Arctic and Antarctic move towards the ocean, increasing global sea level and carrying coastal regions. In March 2017, NASA, Antarctica, and Arctic discovered a record depth sea buzz; An unprecedented change since Antarctica showed more resistance to changes at sea level.

Professor Tor Eldevik at the Bjerknes Center for Climate Research at Bergen University in Norway estimates that sea ice can disappear in the Arctic Ocean for nearly 40 years. This is in line with the proposed limit for two-degree global temperatures in the Paris Convention. Even an increase of two degrees Celsius meant a risk of a 39% loss of ice in the Arctic Ocean in the summer.

Desertification is a fundamental cause of famine and food insecurity and is a direct product of climate change. When the land is crumbled and dried, it becomes rough and becomes unable to produce good crops. This is exacerbated by poverty in other roles in the primary sector, as well as in areas where agricultural land is the main source of income. Desertification, as well as decreasing demand and increasing demand for food and resources, also reduce national economic growth. In 2001, $ 40 billion (about $ 30.9 billion) of revenue is lost each year in desertification in the US, which continues to grow due to global warming.

In some countries, desertification can worsen ethnic and political tensions and contribute to conflict. The unsustainable agricultural policy in Syria in 2011 means that the drought has led to the collapse of agriculture in the northeastern regions. Between 2006 and 2010, the pace of growth has come before the worst drought in the instrumental recording. Political theorists argue that this disturbance in agriculture is one of the complaints that led to the 2011 uprising: climate change in the Middle East and low-income countries constitutes a major obstacle for the individual and saves.

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