The climate change refers to changes in modern climate caused primarily by global warming due to increased CO2 in the atmosphere. It affects the poles the most where temperature increases quickly, and mountains where snow and ice are disappearing. If unchecked, climate change will cause sea levels to rise over 10 meters flooding coastal cities, disrupt rainfall patterns, and destroy habitats leading to widespread plant and animal death along with food and resource shortages that put many lives at risk. It is occurring due to human pollution increasing greenhouse gases, sunlight heating the earth more, and wasting of resources.
2. What is the climate change? The climate change is a change in the stadistical distribution of the clime, it can be limited in only a specific region or in the whole world. Now, the climate change refers to changes in modern climate. The principal cause of this is the global warming, which produces lots of CO 2 in the atmosphere.
3. Where does it happen? The climate change affects the most in the poles, because the temperature of the planet increases very quickly. It happens in the mountains too, where the snow and the ice are disappearing.
4. What are the effects? This will produce an increase of more than 10 metres on the sea level, because the poles will melt.The cities near the coast will be flooded, but in some places it isn´t going to rain. This will produce the death of a big number of plants and animals, so, we won’t have food and a lot of people will die.
5. Why does it happen?? It happens because we pollute the enviroment very much. The sun lightings are increasing and heating the earth. The pollution is destroying the ozone cap. We are wasting lots of energy too.
