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As the sea level rises, coastal communities flood more frequently, and are hit by more hurricanes yearly.

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As the sun warms the earth, heat usually escapes back into space. However, greenhouse gasses floating in the ozone layer can absorb this heat and send it back.

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Carbon is the the most abundant greenhouse gas created by humans. Using things fueled by coal, oil, and natural gas release carbon into the air. Trees can absorb this, but there aren't nearly enough to deal with the emissions.

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As the poles continue to heat up, it can cause changes in the way wind moves around the earth, as hot and cold air don't like to mix. Notably, this caused the snowstorm in Texas during early 2021.

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As climate change effects the entire planet, some people may lose safe access to their homeland, even if they barely contribute to the issue. For example, the small island nation of Kiribati is expected to sink under the rising sea within the next 50 years.

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Solving climate change requires a massive change in our economy, as we move away from fossil fuels. However, many countries do not have the money to do this, and will need help from richer countries, such as the USA, China, and Europe.