The effect of greenhouse gases on the Tundra ecosystem will cause Increased greenhouse gases will increase the overall average temperature of the region, resulting in the melting of the polar ice.
The tundra is a scientific term to refer to the polar geographic region characterized by:
Low growing vegetation.
Frozen subfloor.
Absence of arboreal vegetation.
Soils that are covered in moss, lichens, snow, or ice.
In some places they are swampy.
This region is being affected by greenhouse gases because they heat the poles, cause a thaw, and the water level is rising making the tundra an exclusively marshy region.
Governor's Faubus' explanation for his opposition to the admission of African Americans to Central High School was that he feared there would be violence and disorder if desegregation went forward. We are referring to the situation called "the Little Rock Crisis."
