Day 3: The impact of climate change on the environment


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  1. What are some key indicators of climate change, such as shifts in temperature or weather patterns?

    • More frequent snowfall
    • Decreasing temperatures
    • Increasing hurricane activity
    • Steady climate conditions
  2. How does climate change affect wildlife and ecosystems?

    • It has no impact on wildlife and ecosystems
    • It leads to increased biodiversity
    • It disrupts habitats and threatens species
    • It accelerates species adaptation
  3. Rising global temperatures can lead to the melting of polar ice caps. How does this affect sea levels and coastal communities?

    • Sea levels decrease, protecting coastal communities
    • Sea levels remain the same
    • Sea levels rise, threatening coastal communities with flooding
    • Sea levels rise, but it has no impact on coastal communities
  4. Which of the following is a potential consequence of melting glaciers and ice caps due to climate change?

    • Decreased sea levels
    • Increased availability of freshwater resources
    • Reduced habitat loss for polar bears
    • Rising sea levels and coastal flooding
  5. How do extreme weather events like hurricanes and droughts relate to climate change?

    • They have no connection to climate change
    • They are caused by shifts in Earth's magnetic field
    • Climate change can intensify the frequency and severity of these events
    • Extreme weather events are entirely natural phenomena
  6. How can climate change lead to increased wildfires in certain regions?

    • By promoting fire prevention measures
    • By decreasing temperatures and humidity
    • By causing prolonged droughts and higher temperatures
    • By increasing rainfall and vegetation growth
  7. What is ocean acidification, and how is it related to climate change?

    • Ocean acidification is caused by excess carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and leads to rising sea levels
    • It has no connection to climate change
    • Ocean acidification results from a decrease in carbon emissions and is beneficial for marine life
    • It occurs when excess carbon dioxide is absorbed by the oceans, causing ocean waters to become more acidic and harmful to marine ecosystems
 
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