Such a temperature risewould resultin melting ice caps
Antarctica 's temperature has increased by 1.6 Degrees Fahrenheit ,resultingin melting ice caps
But the Arctic region has warmed at twice that rateresultingin melting ice caps
This additional heat results in a hotter planetresultingin melting ice caps
Warmer temperaturesresultin melting ice caps
global temperatures to spikeresultingin melting ice caps
global warming(passive) caused byMelting ice caps
the ozone layer ... the atmosphereresultsin melting ice caps
the reason behind abnormal climates and the rising temperature all over the worldcausemelting ice caps
An increase in the Earth 's albedowill resultin melting ice caps
world ’s natural resourcesresultingin melting ice caps
More recurrent climate phenomenacan causemelting ice caps
a sea level rise of 18would causea sea level rise of 18
rapid sea level risetriggerrapid sea level rise
the Svalbard archipelago in Norway Rising sea levels(passive) caused bythe Svalbard archipelago in Norway Rising sea levels
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to rising sea levels to hidden diseases waking up in the permafrostcontributingto rising sea levels to hidden diseases waking up in the permafrost
sea levels to rise drasticallycausesea levels to rise drastically
to rising sea levels , which could put low - lying coastal cities at grave riskwill leadto rising sea levels , which could put low - lying coastal cities at grave risk
sea levels to rise and engulf coastal regionscausingsea levels to rise and engulf coastal regions
in rising sea levels & flooding , global warming , droughts , wild fires , super hurricanes and much moreresultingin rising sea levels & flooding , global warming , droughts , wild fires , super hurricanes and much more
a rise in sea levelwill causea rise in sea level
rising sea levels flooding the wetland areas destroying the natural filtration system and killing off numerous speciescreatingrising sea levels flooding the wetland areas destroying the natural filtration system and killing off numerous species
to sea level rises and that higher temperatures can not now be reversedare contributingto sea level rises and that higher temperatures can not now be reversed
sea levels to rise so much that around 280million could be displaced from their homes if global temperatures rise by an average of 2 ° C ( 35.6 ° Fwill causesea levels to rise so much that around 280million could be displaced from their homes if global temperatures rise by an average of 2 ° C ( 35.6 ° F
to flooding of coastal areas around the worldwill leadto flooding of coastal areas around the world
floods in valleys below and starting mass bush fires and increase UV raysto createfloods in valleys below and starting mass bush fires and increase UV rays
an atmosphere that would raise temperatures and escalate to a future domino effect and global Martian warmingto createan atmosphere that would raise temperatures and escalate to a future domino effect and global Martian warming
polar bears from copulatingpreventingpolar bears from copulating
polar bears to leave their natural habitats in search of new food sources and shelterare causingpolar bears to leave their natural habitats in search of new food sources and shelter
to devastating tsunamis If ice caps and glaciers were to continue to crack and break into piecescan leadto devastating tsunamis If ice caps and glaciers were to continue to crack and break into pieces
an apocalypse(passive) caused byan apocalypse
the thick cloud cover(passive) created bythe thick cloud cover
rising tides(passive) caused byrising tides
oceans to rise “ up to 20 feet ” ( 6.1 meterswould causeoceans to rise “ up to 20 feet ” ( 6.1 meters
reduced habitat(passive) caused byreduced habitat
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pockets of warm waters along the Californian coast , which is disrupting their migration scheduleare creatingpockets of warm waters along the Californian coast , which is disrupting their migration schedule