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Climate change affects ecosystems in many ways. Climate controls how plants grow, how animals behave, which organisms thrive, and how they all interact with the physical environment. So many habitats where affecteds because its infrom in different temperatures, precipitation patterns, and other changes.

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🌿𓂃 ࣪˖ climate change & biodiversity & human welfare ˖ ࣪𓂃🌿

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🌿𓂃 ࣪˖ climate change & biodiversity & human welfare ˖ ࣪𓂃🌿

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https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9058818/?utm.com

Global warming makes the Earth hotter, and this has serious effects on animals, plants, and people. When the temperature rises, there are more floods, droughts, storms, and wildfires. These disasters destroy habitats, reduce biodiversity, and cause many animals and humans to die. Wildfires and other events also create air pollution, which leads to health problems like breathing diseases. In this way, the causes and consequences of global warming harm both nature and human wellbeing.

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Human activities cause climate change because of burning trash fossil fuels and make C0 2 and this makes that a large of greenhouse is make Scientist know that people are making earth to warm a lot of people how i said is burnig things and machines make gases and this trap heat and coal or oil needs a lot of years to be again and humans are using this a lot and with all this cause Climate Change

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Los seres humanos están causando el calentamiento global

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Respuestas de las Academias Nacionales a preguntas cotidianas sobre ciencia y salud.

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People in developed countries tend to have greater technical knowledge about climate change, but many perceive it as a distant or future issue. In contrast, in developing countries, although awareness may be lower, the risk is perceived as much more immediate—many communities are already experiencing impacts such as droughts, floods, or crop losses.

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IPCC — Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change

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What can we do to slow or stop global warming?

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There is no one-size-fits-all approach to stopping or slowing global warming, and each individual, business, municipal, state, tribal, and federal entity must weigh their options in light of their own unique set of circumstances. Experts say it is likely many strategies working together will be needed. Generally speaking, here are some examples of mitigation strategies we can use to slow or stop the human-caused global warming

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There is no one-size-fits-all approach to stopping or slowing global warming, and each individual, business, municipal, state, tribal, and federal entity must weigh their options in light of their own unique set of circumstances. Experts say it is likely many strategies working together will be needed. Generally speaking, here are some examples of mitigation strategies we can use to slow or stop the human-caused global warming ( learn more):

Where possible, we can switch to renewable sources of energy (such as solar and wind energy) to power our homes and buildings, thus emitting far less heat-trapping gases into the atmosphere.

Where feasible, we can drive electric vehicles instead of those that burn fossil fuels; or we can use mass transit instead of driving our own cars.

Where affordable, we can conserve energy by better insulating our homes and buildings, and by replacing old, failing appliances with more energy-efficient models.

Where practicable, we can counterbalance our annual carbon dioxide emissions by investing in commercial services that draw down an equal amount of carbon out of the atmosphere, such as through planting trees or carbon capture and storage techniques.

Where practical, we can support more local businesses that use and promote sustainable, climate-smart practices such as those listed above.

We can consider placing an upper limit on the amount of carbon dioxide we will allow ourselves to emit into the atmosphere within a given timeframe.

Note that NOAA doesn't advocate for or against particular climate policies. Instead, NOAA's role is to provide data and scientific information about climate, including how it has changed and is likely to change in the future depending on different climate policies or actions society may or may not take. More guidance on courses of action can be found in the National Academy of Sciences' 2010 report, titled Informing an Effective Response to Climate Change. Also learn more here, here, and here.

Stabilizing global temperature near its current level requires eliminating all emissions of heat-trapping gases or, equivalently, achieving a carbon-neutral society in which people remove as much carbon from the atmosphere as they emit. Achieving this goal will require substantial societal changes in energy technologies and infrastructure that go beyond the collective actions of individuals and households to reduce emissions.

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What can we do to slow or stop global warming?

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There is great potential for the collective actions of many individuals worldwide to reduce global warming by making changes in their daily and annual activities that produce heat-trapping gases and aerosols.

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Climate change makes nature suffer. The oceans are hotter, and this causes fish and corals to be in danger. Forests burn more often, and rivers dry up. Because of this, many animals lose their homes, and these changes are also affecting us.

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https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/climate-change-and-health?utm.com

While no one is safe from these risks, the people whose health is being harmed first and worst by the climate crisis are the people who contribute least to its causes, and who are least able to protect themselves and their families against it: people in low-income and disadvantaged countries and communities.

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Industrial revolution make that air contaminate and climate change start to grow more and it that moment climate warming start machines was created by us humans, and this makes a loot of smoke and with smoke created C02

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TAKEAWAYS Increasing Greenhouses Gases Are Warming the Planet Scientists attribute the global warming trend observed since the mid-20th century to the human expansion of the “greenhouse effect”1 — warming that results when the atmosphere traps heat radiating from Earth toward space. Life on Earth depends on energy coming from the Sun. About half the light […]

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Developing countries often argue that rich nations should take greater historical responsibility for emissions and demand more financial and technological support to adapt. People in these regions also show more willingness to act, even with limited resources, because climate change already affects their daily lives.

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The global stocktake is a critical turning point when it comes to efforts to address climate change - it's a moment to take a long, hard look at the state of our planet and chart a better course for the future.

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The first thing we should do is stop using or minimize the use of fossil fuels. Instead of this, we can use renewable energy sources like solar, wind, biomass, geothermal, etc. We need to minimize our energy consumption.

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Global Warming: Causes, Effects and Prevention | Earth Reminder

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Causes and effects of global warming lead to an increase in the average temperature of the Earth. Check here how to prevent global warming.

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Climate change affects nature in many ways. It changes how plants grow, how animals behave, and how they live in their environment. Because of this, many habitats are damaged since temperatures and rainfall are no longer the same. These changes are hurting animals, plants, and also people.

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The Institute for Environmental Research and Education

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What is climate change and how does climate change affect ecosystems? - The Institute for Environmental Research and Education

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Climate Change and Ecosystems: A World Transformed Climate change represents a profound and escalating alteration in Earth’s long-term weather patterns, […]

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🌸˚₊‧ The Impact of Climate Change, Pollution, and Biodiversity Loss on Digestive Health and Disease ‧₊˚🌸

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🌸˚₊‧ The Impact of Climate Change, Pollution, and Biodiversity Loss on Digestive Health and Disease ‧₊˚🌸

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Climate change is connected to biodiversity loss and pollution. When forests are cut down for cattle, the forest loses the ability to capture CO2. Cattle produce methane, a strong greenhouse gas, and their manure pollutes rivers, making water less usable. The loss of forest habitat also reduces biodiversity, causing problems like more diseases, less crops, and poor water quality.

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And to finish People also cause forestation with the leves C02 CH4 and N20 and atmosphere is warming in the last 800,000 yearsnso many oceanes are disapear

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WMO report documents spiralling weather and climate impacts

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WMO’s State of the Global Climate report confirmed that 2024 was likely the first calendar year to be more than 1.5°C above the pre-industrial era, with a global mean near-surface temperature of 1.55 ± 0.13 °C above the 1850-1900 average. This is the warmest year in the 175-year observational record.WMO’s flagship report showed that:

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In developed countries, climate change is often viewed through a scientific or political lens, with debates about policies and long-term impacts. In developing countries, it’s seen more as a daily reality—affecting farming, water, and health. As a result, people in developing regions may feel more vulnerable and demand urgent global action.

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Global study shows climate perception gaps are prevalent around the world - Climate Barometer

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Climate experts are formal: the Earth is warming up at a steady pace. The reason for this is the increase in human-caused greenhouse gases, which has led to health, ecological and humanitarian crises. Despite this, the fight against climate change is a real opportunity to transition to a low carbon society, creating jobs, innovation and social justice locally and internationally.

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Solar Impulse Foundation Topic How to stop global warming?

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Climate experts are formal: the Earth is warming up at a steady pace. The reason for this is the increase in human-caused greenhouse gases, which has led to health, ecological and humanitarian crises. Despite this, the fight against climate change is a real opportunity to transition to a low carbon society, creating jobs, innovation and social justice locally and internationally. What is the meaning of global warming? What are the causes of global warming and its consequences? And finally what are the possible solutions?

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PERSPECTIVE: ​How does the perception of climate change differ between developed and developing countries? Rodrigo 

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PERSPECTIVE: ​How does the perception of climate change differ between developed and developing countries? Rodrigo 

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RESPONSIBILITY: ​What can we do to reduce the causes and impacts of global warming? Danica

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RESPONSIBILITY: ​What can we do to reduce the causes and impacts of global warming? Danica

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In conclusion, climate change shows up in ecosystems in many ways. It makes the weather change, and this affects how plants grow and how animals live. Because of this, forests, oceans, and rivers get damaged, and many habitats are lost. These effects remind us that climate change is hurting nature and also people.

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Global warming’s causes, that are rising greenhouse gases to the atmosphere and deforestation, make the Earth and its atmosphere hotter. These causes are connected to effects like floods, droughts, storms, and wildfires. This disasters destroy nature, reduce biodiversity, and create pollution. As a consequence, human health is affected by diseases, biodiversity loses ecosystems and biodiversity little by little starts to reduce.

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This is a very big problem but we can change this if we are caring planet climate change cause that planet be warm and make large of green houses plus a lot of pollution of c02 well, people will make a solution thats what i was thinking

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In conclusion, the people of developed countries don't care about the climate change, and they think it's not important. But the developing countries think that it is important to take care about the climate change.

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In conclusion, we can reduce the causes and impacts of climate action minimize the use of fossil fuels and also instead of using non-renewable energy use more renewable energy or other methos to produce energy by a healthy way

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CAUSATION: How do human actions trigger global warming? Maximo

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CAUSATION: How do human actions trigger global warming? Maximo

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 LINE 2 : Causes and consequences of climate change

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CONNECTION: How are global warming’s causes and effects connected to human health and biodiversity? Luciana

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CONNECTION: How are global warming’s causes and effects connected to human health and biodiversity? Luciana

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Form: How do  the effects of climate change manifest in the ecosystem?  Flavia 

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Form: How do  the effects of climate change manifest in the ecosystem?  Flavia 