1. It's Too Hot
... impacts that may result" (Burnett). Not only will global warming have a large impact on humans, but also on wildlife and plant life as well. Many animals will seize to exist in the future. "Many animals are adapted to their natural surroundings, but if there is a change, they could be greatly harmed. Due to wetland disappearances, seal levels rise, and many animals that ... 500 tons of carbon dioxide annually." An example would be California's wind power plants offset more than 2.5 billion pounds of carbon dioxide in 1990, which would have taken a forest 90 million to 175 million trees ...
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