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Picture of a factory producing major carbon dioxide emissions.

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Picture of a factory producing major carbon dioxide emissions.

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"What will happen to life on Earth if we don't stop global warming? Will the effect be good or bad?" is a debatable question. Some scientists say that life will thrive because all the carbon dioxide that's in the atmosphere that the plants and trees breathe in is like oxygen is to us. In other words, some  scientists think that since plants and trees breathe carbon dioxide, they can take in that amount of carbon dioxide and turn it into oxygen for us, but they, as other scientists think, are missing a vital fact. The carbon dioxide will eventually be too much for the plants and trees to take in. Other scientists disagree with this notion saying that the amount of carbon dioxide that we produce is too much for the plants and trees to convert to oxygen. In other words, other scientists think that that those scientists are missing a fact. The  fact that the carbon dioxide will eventually be too much for the plants and trees to take in. The majority of the scientists agree that we are within 40 or so years of dying off if we don’t stop global warming, which means that many scientists think we will die in about 40 years from the effects of global warming. The answer, from what I’ve gathered, is, if we don’t stop global warming, it will help destroy ecosystems and the effects will be negative. Some reasons for this conclusion are that the amounts of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere are not going down, the arctic ice is melting, and we are deforesting the trees that help reduce the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.

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Website title: How will Global Warming affect the human and plant species? Article title: Regents Earth Science

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Effects that global warming will have on trees, ocean life and temperature.

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Effects that global warming will have on trees, ocean life and temperature.

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The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) in an effort to increase public awareness to climate change is releasing one hypothetical weathercast per day in September on it's YouTube channel.

The idea is to show what a typical weathercast in different regions of the globe will look like during the year 2050 when the effects of climate change are expected to be much more visible and widespread.
Here is a sampling of some of the reports to date, courtesy of YouTube...
2050 Japan weather report

2050 Brazil weather report

Key excerpt from the WMO press release.
"The weather reports are potential scenarios compatible with the most up-to-date climate science documented by the recent Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Fifth Assessment Report," said WMO Secretary-General Michel Jarraud. "They paint a compelling picture of what life could be like on a warmer planet. Climate change is already leading to more extreme weather such as intense heat and rain. The "abnormal" risks becoming the norm. We need to act now," said Mr Jarraud.
The views expressed are those of the author and not necessarily those of AccuWeather, Inc. or AccuWeather.com

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What Weathercasts may Look Like in the Distant Future

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The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) in an effort to increase public awareness to climate change is releasing one hypothetical weathercast per day in September on it's YouTube channel. The idea is to show what a typical weathercast in different regions of the globe will look like during the year 2050 when the effects of climate change are expected to be much more visible and widespread.

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 Stopping Global Warming: An urgent mission

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 Stopping Global Warming: An urgent mission

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( Diagram of what happens depending on how much carbon dioxide is in the atmosphere)

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Why it's urgent we act now on climate change

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Global warming is an increasingly urgent problem. The urgency isn't obvious because a large amount of warming is being delayed. But some of the latest research says if we want to keep the Earth's climate within the range humans have experienced, we must leave nearly all the remaining fossil fuels in the ground.