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Increased atmospheric CO2 levels lead to higher CO2 absorption in oceans, causing a decrease in pH levels that negatively affect marine life.

Altered temperature and precipitation patterns shift the timing of seasons, affecting plant blooming and animal migration cycles.

Increased evaporation and changing precipitation patterns contribute to the expansion of arid regions, reducing arable land.

A warming climate intensifies the frequency and severity of weather events such as hurricanes, droughts, and heavy rainfall.

Higher temperatures and prolonged drought conditions increase the risk and intensity of wildfires.

Warmer sea temperatures result in coral bleaching and increased ocean acidity exacerbates the weakening of coral structures.

Rising global temperatures cause polar ice to melt, leading to sea level rise and habitat loss for species like polar bears.

Climate change alters habitats and disrupts ecosystems, leading to species migration, adaptation challenges, and potential extinctions.

Thawing permafrost releases previously trapped greenhouse gases like methane, contributing to a feedback loop that exacerbates global warming.