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Hurricanes form when warm moist air over water begins to rise, which them gets replaced by cooler air and it begins to grow into larger clouds until it will start rotating due to the Coriolis effect. Hurricane-associated storm intensity and rainfall rates are projected to increase as the climate continues to warm.

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As mean annual temperatures increased by 1ºC over the last century in Japan, days with maximum temperatures higher than 35ºC have also increased. Average winter temperatures in Hokkaido have increased by 1.3ºC over the last century, and the number of days with cold temperatures have decreased along  with frost frequency and the amount of snowfall. The frequency and intensity of extreme weather events, such as heavy rain, has increased, as well as the number of days with no rain. Temperature is expected to increase 2-3ºC over the next 100 years for all of Japan. This means that there is/will be an increase in heatwave intensity and heat stress, putting vulnerable populations, such as the elderly, at risk. There is also an increase in likelihood of infectious and vector and waterborne diseases, allergies and allergy-related diseases, cost of living and protection from more extreme weather events, and demand for water supply (1.2-3.2%).

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Increasing temperatures in relations with diminishing fresh water sources and consistent droughts, affect the agricultural processes at the cornerstone of the Papua New Guinean economy and the population's livelihood. By 2030, the country's temperature will have increased by up to 1.1° Celsius (33.98° Fahrenheit) per year.

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Climate change is primarily caused by human activities that affect the natural greenhouse. Earth is becoming effected in climate terms everywhere, but in every country it's different because of the circumstances. The population, the size, the law, etc. Sarajevo is a small city in a small country that was once part of Yugoslavia. It is surrounded by mountains, fresh air, and yearly, during cold weather, there is a lot of smog coming from mountains, but about four years ago there was a terrifying smog that was not naturally caused. I personally go every year, multiple times, through different seasons and I have noticed a huge difference between last summer and this summer. Last summer, it was extremely hot and this summer, there were very few sunny days. Last winter it was freezing come, to the point where I cried and this christmas, a simple jacket was enough and it barely snowed. One year, there war a meter of snow, where the whole city was blocked to exit their locations.

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I chose an image of a hurricane because the intensity, frequency and duration of North Atlantic hurricanes, as well as the frequency of the strongest hurricanes, have all increased. Contributions of human and natural causes to these increases are still uncertain. Hurricane-associated storm intensity and rainfall rates are projected to increase as the climate continues to warm.

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the predominant climate concern in Morocco is the impact on limited and declining water resources. Due to the increase in population growth, water demand is expected to increase. Water resources are expected to decline due to increased drought conditions. Moroccos climate is as vaired as its topography (the atlas mountains in the center, plateus in the east, Rif mountains in the north and desert in the south). With temp. rising, thsi reduces stream flows and water availability overall. Increase frequency of intense rainfall events lead to reduced surface water quality due to concentrations of pollutants.

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Somalia began the decade with one of the worst droughts ever seen in the region. Since 2011 due to climate change, Somalia has had only one rainy season. The main causes of the droughts are instability, conflict, and climate change. The drought (together with conflict) is also one of the causes of famine. Since as the NASA report says, heatwaves and temperature will continue to rise during the summers, this might become an even bigger problem. Before, really intense heat days would occur every 20 years minimum, now they might occur every 2 years.

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The major impacts of climate change in Morocco will be higher temperatures, with marked regional variations, reduced rainfall and an increase in the severity of extreme weather events. Since the 1960s, an increase of 1° C has been observed throughout the entire country and projections show an increase of 1 to 1,5 ° until 2050.

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Since the 1980's the number of hurricanes have increased notably. As the climate continues to get warmer it is projected that the amount and the intensity of hurricanes will continue to increase as well as general rainfall in the northern Atlantic.. (more category 4 to 5 )

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Monsoon floods are affecting nearly one-third of the Bengali population, thousands of which have fallen victim of water-born diseases. Bangladesh also hosts about a million Rohingya refugees. Part of the flooding in Bangladesh is caused by its many rivers of which sea level is prone to rise. SERVIR satellites are to help assess the situation better.

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In places that traditionally maintain frost until well into spring, with global warming this may change. When compared with March and April 1st of the 1950-51 season, frost free mornings have crept gradually further north into colder regions. This means longer growing seasons, warmer weather, and changes to the local ecosystems and life patterns.

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Amazon Rainforest, Codajás - State of Amazonas, Brazil

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Amazon Rainforest, Codajás - State of Amazonas, Brazil

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Amazon Rainforest, Codajás - State of Amazonas, Brazil

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Amazon rainforest: I chose an image of people, insects, and other fauna and species as I am concerned about the loss of biodiversity in the rainforest due to the fact that "Temperatures Will Continue to Rise" (NASA). This is worrying because it may increase or decrease the length of climatological spring (or any season) and in the Amazon this may over shoot the carrying capacity of its ecosystems.

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Biodiversity icons. SVG and PNG downloads. Get free icons or unlimited royalty-free icons with NounPro.

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As temperatures continue to rise globally, (we are already at 1.02 degrees Celsius warmer than the 1951-1980 baseline), the arctic tundras will start to be taken over by forests. This means that habitats will be damaged, biodiversity will be lost and species that need this environment will have less space to live on, and competition will increase.

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Megadroughts are predicted to become more common in the North American-West by 60-80 percent in the years 2050-2100 if our currents rates of releasing greenhouse gases continues. Megadroughts are droughts which last for 30 years in time instead of the typical drought which is 10 years.

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The average sea level rise is currently 3.3 mm/yr and melting of the Greenland Ice-sheet will cause sea level to rise 1m. If All of Greenland's Ice-sheet melts then the city of Amsterdam will be underwater.