Many impacts can be brought by global warming, here I would introduce two impact each on the aspect on ecosystem and agriculture.
On ecosystem:
1. Shift in distribution of plants:
The changes in climate brought by global warming will alter the natural distribution limits for vegetation. For example, forests are moving north into the ;and that was once Arctic tundra, while the growing season increased in northern high latitudes.
2. Extinction or endangerment of species
Species may not be able to cope with climate change unlike human, hence intolerance of the increasing temperature may led to the extinction of spices. For example, coral reef cannot survive under temperature over 30 degree Celsius hence facing the danger of extinction.
On agriculture:
3.Farm production lowered
A warmer climate would lead to a loss of soil moisture hence increasing the erosion rate, and the dry soil will lower the land productivity as crops cannot grow on these barren land, especially water thirsty crops such as rice.
4.Farm production destroyed
Pests may become more active given the shorter and warmer winter, while floods may be present more often given the rapidly rising sea level and the instability of the climate.
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Answer:
The process of desertification presents a serious impact on the well-being and health of the people living
in the areas affected by droughts and land degradation
on an unprecedented global scale. The worst situations
can be found in Africa, which is threatened because the
land degradation processes affect about 46 percent of
the whole continent and create a health risk to people
living in the regions far beyond the affected areas.
Explanation:
Their progress and wealth is highly dependent on the harvests, and the price of grain. They probably have to import some industrial products and if they had a bad year (weather, other catastrophies, poor technology) they can't get the necessary amount of industrial products in exchange for their surplus e. g. in grain. There are so many standards and requirements about the quality of food production that no country can survive solely on agriculture without high quality technology (machines, unharmful fertilizers, research-based breeding, etc.).
The three important physical features found along the west coast of South America is the Andes Mountains, Atacama desert, and the Lake Titicaca. Andes Mountain is the highest mountain found outside of Asia and runs along the western side of South America. The Atacama desert is a plateau found west of the Andes Mountains and the driest desert in the world. The Lake Titicaca is deep lake located on the border of Bolivia and Peru.
