► Complete melting of glaciers is evident.Glaciers disappear when the winter snow falls less than it is melted during the summer. ► Glaciers are disappearing.

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► Complete melting of glaciers is evident.Glaciers disappear when the winter snow falls less than it is melted during the summer. ► Glaciers are disappearing. ► Scientists are specially concered about the glaciers in Alaska.

► However the temperature is raising faster every day. ► Sea levels are raising because glaciers are melting. ► Fresh water will disappear with glacier melting.

► Global warming is here and it can’t be stopped. ► Hurricanes will be stronger with greater power and stronger winds. ► But scientists have no answer to the question of what will happen with lightning storms and tornados.

► In the past big floods used to happen every 100 years, but in future it will be more often(every 20 years). ► If the western part of Antartica melts, sea levels will rise five to six meters.

► Dinosaurs became extinct during the last ice age. ► Climate changes affect the living world. ► We can save our environment, with using bikes or walking to our work or school.

► Blossoming and blooming occurs in November and December, which is not natural, until now it was reserved for the spring. ► Spring is coming up to two weeks earlier than it was before.

►C►C►C►Coral reefs as highly sensitive ecosystems will also die.

► If temperatures raise by 1-2 degrees, the coral reef will fade and eventually die. ► Changing weather conditions will greatly affect the changes in agriculture in certain areas.

► MADE BY: ► Petra Brižić ► Marin Kolundžić ► Katarina Jelić ► Stella Car ► Filip Pavlenić