Rising global temperatures and associated sea level rise, growing season disruption, and
increasingly severe weather events can severely damage infrastructure or tear at the fabric of societies — generating conditions of mass desperation the world over.
Not exact matches
Red areas indicate locations where fire
weather conditions are becoming
increasingly more
severe or anomalously
severe weather events are becoming more frequent, while blue areas indicate locations where climatic influences on fire potential are lessening or
weather events are becoming less frequent.
Meanwhile,
increasingly severe climate change - related
events ranging from mass coral bleaching, to glacial and sea ice melt, to tree death, to ocean health decline, to the expanding ranges of tropical infectious diseases, to worsening extreme
weather events have occurred the world over.
Other forms of
severe weather are also closely linked to climate change, including a rise in extreme precipitation
events in some regions and
increasingly severe droughts in others.
And that this polar warming is
increasingly associated with
severe weather events in the middle latitudes and especially over the land and North Atlantic mid latitude zones.