Question

Select all of the answers that apply. If global warming were to raise temperatures 1.5°C to 4.5°C, what would most-likely happen? We'd get a better tan. Polar ice caps would melt, increasing sea levels. Wildlife would have to migrate or die. The ozone layer would be depleted. Hurricanes and typhoons could increase in intensity. Glaciation would occur.

Answer 1

Polar ice caps would melt and increase the sea level. The ozone layer would be depleted. And hurricanes are also related.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Option A, B and , We'd get a better tan. Polar ice caps would melt, increasing sea levels. Wildlife would have to migrate or die

Explanation:

With the rise in temperature from 1.5 degree Celsius to 4.5 degree, the global temperature increases which leads to higher heat content with in the planet earth. As the heat causes tanning, the higher the heat will get , the more will be the tanning. Also Glaciers are melting due to rise in temperature which leads to rise in water level on planet earth.  

Intense heat may cause terrible living condition in the troposphere of the earth’s atmosphere due to which the wildlife will either migrate to a cooler place or they will die.  

Glaciation is caused by freezing environmental condition and thus, this option is incorrect

Ozone layer depletion leads to increase in temperature thus it is the causative agent of temperature rise, therefore it is also incorrect

Hurricanes and Typhoons may or may not get affected , therefore It is not considered a correct choice of answer.

Therefore, only option A,B and C are correct.