... faults. As the climate changes it brings along with it an increase in the intensity and frequency of heat waves and with this a drastic change on human health up to 2, 800 will die especially the elder, children and low-income population are at risk. Some scientists even say that a warmer world means a sicker world. Health Canada has identified eight major health concerns ... cold-related deaths but this also means that there's a danger that bacteria would no longer die-off seasonally meaning that they may spread more widely. It is an awful thing to think about that just with an increas...

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... countries all over the world are slowly being covered and eroded away (Newmann, 2000). Coastal cities are being flooded and people are being forced to move inland. When flooding occurs, there is the chance of fresh water contamination. Changes in the sea level also cause changes in the precipitation ... . If the weather becomes wetter, the types of trees and plants that currently grow in our forests will change. Some plant species will die out or move and some will flourish. Since the temperature changes alter the types of weather in different places, there is obviously a shift ... cycles...

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... . This may have caused death in many animal species and changed the life of many peoples. Now, thousands of years later, the earth is starting to heat up again. This may be from car exhaust, factory fumes and the cutting down of rain forests. This might cause many problems for our planet ... levels that might eventually cover entire islands. Other consequences of global warming could be less drinking water on those now even hotter summer days, and entire species of animals could die out. Many people in the city wake up in the morning and drive for half an hour or so on the traffic ... ca...

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