What are the consequenses of global warming?

Question

I already have the earth will blow up and that the earth will be alot hotter

Answer 1

Everybody on the Hawaiian islands have to move to Alaska

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To live on the equator belt is to be living in the oven

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The north and south poles will be resort areas with elephants panda bears monkey's   and zebra rooming the now palm tree land scape

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And having a continual on site reporting of what happen to the plush lands where wheat and corn use to once grow

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And now all we have for meals is fish and plankton or kale

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Answer 2

Higher taxes and more scare stories.

Answer 3

The same thing that happened a million years ago I guess.Have to wait and see eh ?

Answer 4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8qmaAMK4...

Watch the trailer:

http://www.climatecrisis.net/

Answer 5

When global Warming does happen Atmospheric temperature will increase globally.  But many scientists are unsure of what would happen then.

Some scientists believe more carbon will increase plant productivity.  Others merely think the rising temp. will make it uncomfortable for some organisms.  Despite what many people claim there is no way to predict the results of Global Warming.*

Answer 6

well, you got everything. no, really.

Answer 7

most of the world would down and hence resulting with most life forms including humans to perish/............

we need to save the world//

Answer 8

with global warming, everything here on earth will vanish. All living things will die, and earth will also die.

Answer 9

Consequences of Global warming:

Mass extinctions, food shortages, rise in global temperatures, increase in storm frequency and intensity (think Hurricane Katrina and the tornado's that plagued the Mid-West but worse), landmass shrinkage (New York, most of Florida, Washington DC, Boston, London, etc. would be underwater), Great Barrier Reef would cease to exist thus creating a greater storm threat for Australia as it sank further into droughts and coastal floods, spread of formerly unknown tropical diseases through the global population, civil unrest, mass starvation, global drought, and the loss of habitat for the goats who produce cashmere fibre

Answer 10

Global warming is a lie. Remember in 1999 when people believed the Millennium bug would cause a cease to civilization? We'll pass this chicken little dilemma, laughing our heads off as to why we believed in such a fallacy.

Answer 11

Tremendous increase in sea levels. Melting of ice caps and glaciers, coastal flooding etc. Recent incidents of flooding  in different parts of the world is a rather classic example of the disastrous consequences of Global warming.

Answer 12

this is one

more strain on our water supplies

and eventually a rise in sea levels which will mean land loss

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;...

Which will end with civil unrest ,fighting over land higher up and population displacement.

Apart from that,already one degree rise in temperature results in 10% crop loss,with subsequent pressures on food production ,causing famine and again public unrest.

Huge changes with life at microscopic levels both in the seas and on land ,which will affect all that follows in the food chains

the insects that live of the micro organisms  ,that which eats insects ,the interrelated flora ,

insects are  instrumental in the pollination  and what they consume so affecting plant growth as well as destruction.

that which lives of insects ,and so on.

totally changing the equilibriums in eco systems.

And the effects will not only be Environmental .there will also be political ,social and economic changes,

Answer 13

Consequenses of global warming:

Mass hysteria over a cyclical event.

Higher or new taxes on goods and services to help pay for "carbon footpints" and other nebulous nonsense.

Strange, hilarious and dangerous superstitions developing about weather, electricity, and fuel.

Dumb arguements:  "Snow caps and water vapor help cause global warming."  

Name calling if you disagree either way.  

Higher prices for "green products" that have the same chemicals as conventional products.

Answer 14

eventually we will all die.

Answer 15

DEATH.

Answer 16

WARMING WATER

Consequence: more powerful and dangerous hurricanes

Warmer water in the oceans pumps more energy into tropical storms, making them more intense and potentially more destructive.

Answer 17

^ The earth won't die. We might, but the earth will adapt, change, and evolve to the environmental changes. Plants and animals will evolve to adjust to the hotter climate. Will we adapt and adjust? Who knows? But we could all die tomorrow and the earth would keep on spinning happily along and reproducing life.

"WARMING WATER

Consequence: more powerful and dangerous hurricanes

Warmer water in the oceans pumps more energy into tropical storms, making them more intense and potentially more destructive."

I always enjoy this argument. What causes tropical cyclones to intensify is a contrast between sea surface temperatures and air temperatures. Warmer water plus cooler air gives you a more intense system. So this "warming water will cause stronger hurricanes" argument depends solely on global warming NOT happening. You're saying that the ocean is getting warmer, but the atmosphere isn't.

The argument is a fallacy fueled by the catastrophic 2005 hurricane season. That season was a disastrous spike from the average. It may happen again this year or it may not happen again for 150 years.