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South Africa, along with other parts of Africa, faces a range of climate challenges that have a deep and complex impact on its economy and society. In addition to droughts, floods, fires, and temperature rise, several other significant factors threaten this region:

Desertification: Parts of South Africa are experiencing desertification, impacting arable land, pastures, and access to drinking water and agriculture.

Biodiversity: Loss of biodiversity is a serious issue in the region, with habitat destruction and threats to many endemic species, resulting in long-term consequences for ecosystems and economic activities reliant on biodiversity, such as ecotourism.

Social and economic factors: Apart from direct climate impacts, socio-economic factors such as poverty, inequality, lack of access to education, and healthcare further hinder communities' ability to adapt to climate change and mitigate its effects.

Resource conflicts: Climate stress often exacerbates conflicts over resources such as water and land, leading to escalated violence and population migrations.

Taken together, these facts underscore the need for a comprehensive approach that includes natural resource management, adaptation to climate change, strengthening socio-economic resilience, and global cooperation in combating the climate crisis.

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Increasing temperatures are affecting Alaska's ecosystems, including species migration, changes in plant flowering periods, and animal reproduction. This can have knock-on effects on local ecosystems and economies, particularly fishing and hunting, which are crucial for many communities.

Glacier retreat: Alaska has thousands of glaciers, and global warming is causing them to melt at an accelerated rate. This not only affects global sea levels, but also local water resources and ecosystems.

Coastal Erosion and Sea Level Rise: Rising global temperatures are causing polar ice to melt and sea levels to rise, causing erosion of Alaska's coastal areas. Many communities have already had to face relocation due to these changes.

All these changes have a profound impact not only on the natural environment of Alaska, but also on the living conditions, economy, and culture of its inhabitants, making it extremely sensitive to the effects of global warming.

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Milos Kozic elementary school ,, Ujedinjene nacije”/Serbia

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Southeast Asia, are experiencing significant threats due to a combination of factors, including climate change, deforestation, wildfires, and degradation. Climate change exacerbates these threats by altering precipitation patterns, increasing the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events like droughts and storms, and creating conditions conducive to wildfires. Deforestation, often driven by agricultural expansion, logging, and infrastructure development, further reduces the resilience of these ecosystems and contributes to carbon emissions. These rainforests play a crucial role in biodiversity conservation, housing a vast array of plant and animal species found nowhere else on Earth. They also act as carbon sinks, sequestering large amounts of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and helping mitigate climate change. Efforts to address the challenges facing tropical rainforests include measures to reduce deforestation, promote sustainable land use practices, strengthen protected areas, support indigenous and local communities' rights and livelihoods, and enhance forest monitoring and law enforcement. Additionally, international cooperation and funding mechanisms are essential for the conservation and sustainable management of these critical ecosystems.

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Naples and other urban areas are facing challenges such as urban heat island effect, air pollution, and increased risk of flooding due to heavy rainfall events. These factors can affect public health, infrastructure, and overall urban resilience.

At risk from climate change impact are especially it's artisitic and cultural landmarks.

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Biljana Gradojević, Elementary school "Ujedinjene nacije" Belgrade, Serbia

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Caribbean Islands, also known as the West Indies, are a vast archipelago situated in the Caribbean Sea, which is part of the larger Atlantic Ocean. These islands are located southeast of the Gulf of Mexico and the mainland of North America, east of Central America, and north of South America. The Caribbean islands form a natural barrier between the Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea.Biodiversity Vulnerability: The Caribbean region is rich in diverse ecosystems, including coral reefs, mangroves, tropical rainforests, and marine areas. However, these ecosystems are extremely vulnerable due to climate change. Rising sea temperatures, ocean acidification, changes in rainfall patterns, and increasing extreme weather events such as hurricanes and heatwaves are all growing challenges for these ecosystems. This leads to loss of biodiversity, changes in species distribution, and reduction in ecosystem services such as coastal protection from erosion and climate regulation.

Pollution: The Caribbean region faces various forms of pollution, including water, air, and soil pollution. Climate change can exacerbate these issues; for example, increased risk of flooding and storms can lead to the washing of pollutants from land areas into marine ecosystems. Additionally, rising temperatures can affect water quality and increase the occurrence of algae and other harmful organisms.

Human Adaptation: The dense population of Caribbean islands further increases vulnerability to climate change. Most of the population is concentrated along the coasts, exposed to the dangers of rising sea levels, coastal erosion, and tropical storms. Increased urbanization can also lead to greater resource demands such as water and food, which can exacerbate the situation in the face of climate change.

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Indian Oil Nagar, D.N.Nagar, Andheri West, Mumbai, Maharaştra, Hindistan

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Indian Oil Nagar, D.N.Nagar, Andheri West, Mumbai, Maharaştra, Hindistan

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Indian Oil Nagar, D.N.Nagar, Andheri West, Mumbai, Maharaştra, Hindistan

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MELİSA-Mehmet Ahmet Genç Secondary School

Mumbai, India: Mumbai is a densely populated coastal city facing threats from sea-level rise and extreme weather events. The city's vulnerability is compounded by rapid urbanization, informal settlements in flood-prone areas, and inadequate infrastructure.

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Tokyo Bay Japanese The Strand, Takapuna, Auckland, Yeni Zelanda

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Tokyo Bay Japanese The Strand, Takapuna, Auckland, Yeni Zelanda

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Tokyo Bay Japanese The Strand, Takapuna, Auckland, Yeni Zelanda

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MELİSA-Mehmet Ahmet Genç Secondary School

Tokyo Bay, Japan: Tokyo, situated on the shores of Tokyo Bay, faces threats from sea-level rise, storm surges, and tsunamis. The densely populated metropolitan area is susceptible to widespread damage and economic losses from coastal inundation.

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MELİSA-Mehmet Ahmet Genç Secondary School

Kiribati and Tuvalu: Entire nations like Kiribati and Tuvalu in the Pacific Ocean are at risk of being entirely submerged due to rising sea levels, forcing their populations to consider relocation plans.

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izmir

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In Aegean Region , İzmir is a big but vulnerable city to Global Climate crisis. We hope , People in charge try to do their best and save lifes

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Antalya, located on the Mediterranean coast, could experience further water stress and agricultural challenges due to rising temperatures and prolonged dry spells.

Antalya's surrounding forests and rural areas are prone to wildfires, which could escalate in frequency and intensity due to hotter and drier conditions exacerbated by the global climate crisis.

Hasan Efe PLEVNE

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Istanbul is particularly vulnerable to rising sea levels, which could threaten coastal neighborhoods, historical sites, and critical infrastructure along the Bosporus and Marmara coastlines.

Istanbul, being a coastal city on the Marmara Sea, faces risks from intense rainfall events leading to flash floods and landslides, especially in urbanized areas.

Hasan Efe PLEVNE

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Ankara can develop various policies and projects to combat climate change and adapt to its effects. These measures may include managing water resources, making agriculture sustainable, reducing natural disaster risks and environmental protection measures.

Ecrin/ Melike Gözde Koçak/Yahyalar Durali Bezci Secondary School

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Bangladesh - Dubai Emirliği - Birleşik Arap Emirlikleri

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Bangladesh: Sea level rise seriously threatens Bangladesh. Since most of the country is below sea level, floods and saltwater inundation occur frequently. This situation affects agricultural lands and residential areas.There may be several reasons why Bangladesh is under threat. These may include factors such as climate change, natural disasters, overpopulation, poverty, political instability, terrorism and limited resources. Climate change, in particular, is an important problem affecting Bangladesh; It causes them to have to deal with natural disasters such as sea level rise, severe tropical storms and floods. Additionally, security issues such as political tensions and terrorism may also threaten the country's stability.
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Ștețco Carina,Secondary school "Avram Iancu' Dej

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The Amazon region in Brazil is one of the most important and vulnerable regions to the global climate crisis. Here are some relevant aspects:

1.Deforestation

2.Fragile Ecosystem

3.Habitat Degradation

4.Impact on Indigenous Communities

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The Netherlands is one of the countries that is particularly at risk from the climate crisis due to sea level rise. The Netherlands is a low-lying country with a large part of its territory below sea level and is therefore particularly vulnerable to flooding. For centuries, the country has fought against these threats through water management and infrastructure projects. However, with climate change, factors such as sea level rise and increased rainfall increase the Netherlands' vulnerability to climate change risk.

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Adana may feel the effects of global warming more because it is located in a hot and humid climate region. Temperature rise and drought can negatively affect agriculture and water resources.

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Delhi as the second city most affected by climate change.

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Antarctica snowfall is increasing, likely due to climate change ,according to CNN 

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Antarctica

Andrei,Şcoala Gimnazială Chiuieşti

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The suns sets as an iceberg floats in the Nuup Kangerlua Fjord near Nuuk in southwestern Greenland, Aug. 1, 2017. Greenland's glaciers have been melting and retreating at an accelerated pace in recent years due to warmer temperatures. | The suns sets as an iceberg floats in the Nuup Kangerlua Fjord near Nuuk in southwestern Greenland, Aug. 1, 2017. Greenland's glaciers have been melting and retreating at an accelerated pace in recent years due to warmer temperatures.

Gabriela-Şcoala Gimnazială Chiuieşti

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Glaciers in Asia’s Hindu Kush Himalayas are melting at unprecedented rates and could lose up to 75 percent of their volume by century’s end, scientists have said, warning of dangerous flooding and water shortages for the nearly 2 billion people who live downstream of the rivers that originate in the mountainous region.

Alexandra, Şcoala Gimnazială Chiuieşti

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Școala Gimnazială "Avram Iancu", Dej, Teacher Cristoreanu Corina, student Ștețco Carina

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The Sahel is a region in Africa that stretches from the Atlantic Ocean in the west to the Red Sea in the east, acting as a transition zone between the Sahara Desert to the north and the savannas to the south. This area includes parts of countries such as Senegal, Mauritania, Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger, Nigeria, Chad, and Sudan. The Sahel is particularly vulnerable to climate change due to its already harsh environmental conditions and the socio-economic challenges faced by its inhabitants.