Climate Change effect on population
What causes climate change to have a big effect on other environmental beings? First it begins with knowing what it is and according to google web, it is “the change in global or regional climate patterns, in particular a change apparent from the mid to late 20th century onwards and attributed largely to the increased levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide produced by the use of fossil fuels (google.com)” Climate change is known for usually affecting rainfall, temperature, and CO2 levels. However, I predict that it will also affect environmental beings because of the temperature and rainfall. Carbon Dioxide, is a greenhouse that allows shortwave radiation from the sun to pass through the atmosphere, while …show more content…
Temperature records over the last 100 years indicate a warming of surface temperatures, with the most pronounced increases observed over the last 25 years. Climate models are fairly consistent in projecting the continuation of this trend through the 21st century (Changes in Temperature).” This is basically saying that there will be a huge change in temperature from the climate models. It is also known as global warming, which is s the term used to describe a gradual increase in the average temperature of the Earth 's atmosphere and its oceans, a change that is believed to be permanently changing the Earth 's climate. We begin to experience cold weather in warm weather and vice versa. This is causing issues for animals who have adapted to certain weather changes on specific months, however if they have to migrate numerous times that will soon hinder the feeding supply for these animals and …show more content…
Climate is directly and indirectly an important factor influencing bird range boundaries [9, 10] and birds are supposed to be more or less in equilibrium with the climate conditions within their current distribution [11]. Therefore, looking at the climatic characteristics of birds’ present distribution ranges can enable us to draw conclusions about possible future changes (Sybertz1).” In this statement it is prevalent that the birds have a way of living comfortably in life. We developed and applied a different approach to assess possible changes in the composition of bird communities induced by climate change. Instead of modeling species independently from one another, as is done in the climate envelope model studies, we looked at species groups within their community and landscape context on a regional scale. By comparing the species pools of future climatically analogous regions, we tried to estimate possible turnovers in bird communities. Future climatically analogous regions are regions that have similar climate conditions today as those projected for the study site in question in the future in terms of a set of climatic variables that proved to be relevant for the distribution of the climate for the
What causes climate change to have a big effect on other environmental beings? First it begins with knowing what it is and according to google web, it is “the change in global or regional climate patterns, in particular a change apparent from the mid to late 20th century onwards and attributed largely to the increased levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide produced by the use of fossil fuels (google.com)” Climate change is known for usually affecting rainfall, temperature, and CO2 levels. However, I predict that it will also affect environmental beings because of the temperature and rainfall. Carbon Dioxide, is a greenhouse that allows shortwave radiation from the sun to pass through the atmosphere, while …show more content…
Temperature records over the last 100 years indicate a warming of surface temperatures, with the most pronounced increases observed over the last 25 years. Climate models are fairly consistent in projecting the continuation of this trend through the 21st century (Changes in Temperature).” This is basically saying that there will be a huge change in temperature from the climate models. It is also known as global warming, which is s the term used to describe a gradual increase in the average temperature of the Earth 's atmosphere and its oceans, a change that is believed to be permanently changing the Earth 's climate. We begin to experience cold weather in warm weather and vice versa. This is causing issues for animals who have adapted to certain weather changes on specific months, however if they have to migrate numerous times that will soon hinder the feeding supply for these animals and …show more content…
Climate is directly and indirectly an important factor influencing bird range boundaries [9, 10] and birds are supposed to be more or less in equilibrium with the climate conditions within their current distribution [11]. Therefore, looking at the climatic characteristics of birds’ present distribution ranges can enable us to draw conclusions about possible future changes (Sybertz1).” In this statement it is prevalent that the birds have a way of living comfortably in life. We developed and applied a different approach to assess possible changes in the composition of bird communities induced by climate change. Instead of modeling species independently from one another, as is done in the climate envelope model studies, we looked at species groups within their community and landscape context on a regional scale. By comparing the species pools of future climatically analogous regions, we tried to estimate possible turnovers in bird communities. Future climatically analogous regions are regions that have similar climate conditions today as those projected for the study site in question in the future in terms of a set of climatic variables that proved to be relevant for the distribution of the climate for the