Global warming affects ecosystems across the planet. It changes the habitat and reproductive patterns of many species. This leads to loss of biodiversity. Many animal and plant species may not be able to adapt to rapid changes in the environment, eventually leading to population decline and the most terrible consequence is extinction.

 

Snow melts and sea levels rise because of global warming

 

This phenomenon causes snow to melt in the Arctic and Antarctic regions. And so sea levels are rising faster than ever. This causes severe flooding, threatening coastal areas and small island nations. This can be considered one of the most serious consequences.