The experts say that the cattle land could become less nutritious because of the dry weather and citrus groves could damage by hurricanes and drought. Experts predict that if the climate continues to stay warm it could reduce, disrupt, or destroyed farm production in many countries of the world. A study states that heavy rainfall caused by climate change in U.S. may lose double crop production by 2030. As some regions are dependent on snowmelt to provide water for lakes and wells and high temperature in this area lead less snowfall. It also decreased water supply during summer. “According to the World life Fund, 67 percent of the world 's glaciers are already melting and “up to quarter of the global mountain glacier mass could disappear by 2050 and up to half could be lost by 2100”(Miller, Mann 2011). Climate change impacts could seriously hurt local crop production because of floods or droughts and world population about 20 percent will live in parts where river flooding could increase by the 2080s. In fact heat waves and snowstorms affect animal’s production in U.S; severe weather patterns show the risk of animal
The experts say that the cattle land could become less nutritious because of the dry weather and citrus groves could damage by hurricanes and drought. Experts predict that if the climate continues to stay warm it could reduce, disrupt, or destroyed farm production in many countries of the world. A study states that heavy rainfall caused by climate change in U.S. may lose double crop production by 2030. As some regions are dependent on snowmelt to provide water for lakes and wells and high temperature in this area lead less snowfall. It also decreased water supply during summer. “According to the World life Fund, 67 percent of the world 's glaciers are already melting and “up to quarter of the global mountain glacier mass could disappear by 2050 and up to half could be lost by 2100”(Miller, Mann 2011). Climate change impacts could seriously hurt local crop production because of floods or droughts and world population about 20 percent will live in parts where river flooding could increase by the 2080s. In fact heat waves and snowstorms affect animal’s production in U.S; severe weather patterns show the risk of animal