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1. I didn't realize how fast the Gulf of Maine is warming up!
2. The different changing of seasons really effects and confuses plants, animals and birds, causing the ecosystem to get wonky.

? Going Lobster-fishing myself, I haven't really noticed a huge decrease in lobsters. Is that because lobsters from southern New England are coming up to us?

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2 takeaways
#1 climate change sucks
#2 it could make lobsters go extinct

question
if waters get too warm could invasive species start showing up?

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If nothing is done to prevent this, we are all screwed. Climate change could affect the economy. On a scale of 1 - 10, how screwed are we?

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Increasing temperatures are damaging our crops, spreading diseases, propelling forest fires, among other bad things.
Ocean temperatures are rising driving out lobsters and increasing acidity and changing the coastline.
How long till the repercussions are noticable?

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Climate change is impacting more than just temperature, it impacts life cycles, and seasons.

Climate change is causing the temperature of the Gulf of Maine to rise faster than most pushing animals like lobsters out farther making it more difficult for lobstermen to obtain them.

what would be the repercussions of an entire city being submerged?

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1.  if we don't stop climate change then lobster fishing is going to cease to exist and our economy will take a huge hit. 

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1.  if we don't stop climate change then lobster fishing is going to cease to exist and our economy will take a huge hit. 

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2. climate change is a bigger issue than I thought

How much longer do we have?

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1. the large affect of water acidification on Maine specifically

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1. the large affect of water acidification on Maine specifically

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2. the amount water levels will rise due to glacial melt was way larger than i thought.

1. how long will it be untill we see large changes in the climate

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The ocean temps are rising and that effects lobsters and shelled creatures the most from dissolving their shells and bringing new species such as the black trout that is killing lobsters. Oceans are rising and some places in the world could be completely submerged by water and deal lot's of damage to roads and cities. Is there a way to reverse the acidic levels and heat of the ocean or will species just have to adapt to it?

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1. the first takeaway from the sources is that the ocean's chemistry and temperature are changing rapidly and these changes are causing lots of disruption to the aquatic ecosystem.

2. the second takeaway is that the changing oceans and animal ecosystems also affect the human ecosystem, specifically with diseases and illnesses increasing due to the extreme weather changes and distribution of food being disrupted.

question:
what immediate changes can be made in everyday life to reduce the co2 admitted into the atmosphere?

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Every decade temperatures have risen more than the last one. The heat is damaging our crops. Other things impacting Crops  are floods and drought. Everyone should care about this because it is how we get some of our healthiest foods. the last concern is bugs carrying Diseases.  In America, we are at risk for Lyme which is spread through ticks, dengue fever, which is spread through tropical mosquitoes, and the rocky mountain spotted fever which you can contract if an infected tick bites you

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Climate change is affecting everything around us in many ways. It impacts Animals and plants everyday and causes their ecosystems to change and reshape. Why isn't more people thinking of ways to reduce climate change?

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Climate change literally affects everything. Climate change has been happening since 1880. Why aren’t more people being educated on how much climate change can affect everyone and everything?