Nowhere more evident will you see habitat displacement than with the polar bear. This majestic creature of the ice has survived thousands and thousands of years by prowling through the icy north’s land and waters and hunting food. The polar bear, once a prominent part of the north’s lure, is now in real danger of becoming extinct. They can no longer find enough food to sustain their massive bodies. But the polar bears are not alone in their losing fight for survival. Warmer spring temperatures are drying up critical breeding habitat for waterfowl in the stretch of land between central Alberta and northern Iowa known as the prairie pothole region.

Some of these species are able to move into new habitats and thrive. But for most, the sheer amount of human population makes this near to impossible. Lands that may be suitable for animals to inhabit are promptly being leveled and built on for the sake of commerce. Human settlement has stolen land from other animals for over 100,000 years. At the peak of our indulgence, capital growth and development seems to swallow the need to protect helpless species of animals.

YIf the fox, polar bear, waterfowl, and other types of animals losing their habitats wasn’t enough of a predicament brought on my Global Warming, birds and a series of hibernating animals are also being affected as the problem increases. The shift in a hibernating animal’s natural cycle is put off by conflicting temperatures. They end their slumbers earlier and earlier each year. And the birds have been forced to unwillingly alter their migration cycle.

Many animals are being affected in different ways, contrary to the previously accepted theory which states animals in the same ecosystem experience the problem as a single entity. Instead, every species of animal has their own set of problems – problems which the animals can’t solve. Their fate rests solely in the hands of human intervention.

Thermal expansion is simply the tendency of matter to change in volume as a direct response to a change in temperature. As our ocean waters are heated, the levels begin to slowly rise. And without the polar icecaps – without our planets previously stabilized temperature – thermal expansion adds another boost to an already rising sea level. This problem may be ignored by the majority of the planet, but certain areas of coastline are already beginning to feel the adverse effects.

The next victim is the coastline economy. For instance, the Great Barrier Reef draws in tourists and supplies Australia’s coast with a steady stream of income. Without it, this branch of the economy collapses. We see this in the rest of the world. Imagine every coastal business going under. No more Boardwalk and beaches. No more fishing industry. No more coast period. In the USA alone, over 70% of all citizens live within 100 miles of a coastline. This is over 200,000,000 people.

The high tide brings in the inflated water, and when it leaves, it steals precious bits of our coast. Scientists predict that our ocean will rise upwards of 95 centimeters within 100 years. This doesn’t sound overly dangerous; that is, until you consider that over a meter of coast is completely lost with every centimeter rise. Our fresh water is becoming contaminated with salt water. And since only 3% of all earth’s water is fresh, we cannot afford to lose this. Hurricanes becomes stronger and more frequent due to the warmer water, whales lose their sonar, all deep water fish move closer to the shore. Are you paying attention yet?

Due to coastal erosion thousands or more than fishermen loose their house and properties and so the country Bangladesh has the primary issue to survive against climate change. The main fact for vulnerability of Bangladesh is that this country is basically one vast river delta and so prone to weather changes. The people who live in south-east many times have lack of drinking water, electricity ad foods etc. In the Dhaka, people pays more rent for 1st, 2nd and upper floors compare to the ground floor and this is because of more chances of floods. Almost all weather experts say that the Bangladesh’s weather is continuously growing very extreme. And since this country is the most densely populated country so surviving has become a great challenge due to rising level of sea.

Many times, Bangladesh has faced problems like cyclones. Bangladesh is situated at the Bay of Bengal so cyclones have the worst effect on this country. The continuous rainfall causes to flood in the Bangladesh and due to flooding agricultures get devastated. In 2004, there was nearly 350 mm of rainfall in a single day. But if Bangladesh suffers from flooding problem, many times due to climate change it faces drought also and people suffers many problems. The quirk of fate was that many times when the north-east was experiencing its heaviest rainfall and simultaneously north-west was suffering from drought. The scientists are worried of the melting glaciers of the Himalayas since due to this Bangladesh’s rivers levels are slightly increasing. We discussed about the climate change in Bangladesh but this is not the only countries who are suffering from climate change due to global warming and there are many countries that are becoming prone to this change. So global warming is the extreme threat for the existence of the lives.

Due to industrialization after the 1780s, emission of carbon dioxide levels has been increased and resulting to the hole in ozone layer and global warming etc. The weather experts are worried of the China and Gulf cities climate change. Extreme climate change affects the safety, construction, design, construction and maintenance of infrastructure and so effects people. More roughly, what occurs in the Gulf region will no qualm and it was seen during the aftermath of hurricane Katrina. If we see the trend of climate change and its impacts, we will find that the climate is changing continuously and its impacts are becoming worst.

Due to global warming climate are changing continuously and Gulf cities and China are suffering a lot. Since these cities are already known for hotter place. The people are finding difficult to survive due to the climate change. Due to extreme climate change these countries suffers drought, flood and hot weather etc. These countries suffer problems like hurricane, rising sea water and storm etc which jeopardize the countries development. These countries people are trying to cope of Global warming threat. Many people believe that climate change is simply a part of normal earth cycle but if they will observe industrialization impact, they will find that the extreme climate change is human made. The China is a densely populated area and easily effected by the climate change. The Gulf countries are known for great hotter place and if there would be more climate change would be finding then it would be really a great problem for the people to survive there.