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• Climate change refers to long-term alterations in temperature,
precipitation patterns, sea levels, and other aspects of Earth's climate
system. It is primarily driven by human activities, particularly the
emission of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide (CO2), methane
(CH4), and nitrous oxide (N2O) into the atmosphere. These gases trap
heat, leading to global warming and a cascade of environmental
changes.
list of problems arosed by climate change
• Loss of Glacial Water Resources
• Threat to Cultural Heritage
• Shift in Wine Production
• Decline in Nutritional Quality of Crops
LOSS OF GLACIAL WATER RESOURCES
LOSS OF GLACIAL WATER RESOURCES

• Melting glaciers in mountainous regions are vital freshwater sources

for many communities.
• As these glaciers shrink, it leads to water scarcity, affecting drinking
water, agriculture, and energy production.
• This can exacerbate conflicts over access to dwindling water resources
and disrupt regional stability.
 THREAT TO
THREAT TOCULTURAL
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HERITAGE
• Rising sea levels and extreme weather events increase the risk of
damage to cultural heritage sites and historical landmarks.
• Many iconic structures, artwork, and archaeological sites are at risk of
degradation or submersion.
• The loss of cultural heritage not only erases history but also impacts
tourism and local economies.
SHIFT IN WINE PRODUCTION
SHIFT IN WINE PRODUCTION
• Climate change is altering the traditional grape-growing regions and
harvest seasons for wine production.
• Warmer temperatures can impact the flavor and quality of grapes,
affecting the global wine industry.
• Winemakers are adapting by moving to cooler regions or
experimenting with new grape varieties.
DECLINE IN NUTRITIOUS QUALITY OF
CROPS
• Increasing levels of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere can lead
to reduced protein and mineral content in staple crops like rice,
wheat, and maize.
• This decline in nutritional quality can exacerbate malnutrition and
health issues in regions dependent on these crops.
• Addressing this challenge is crucial for global food security and public
health.
A comprehensive and up-to-date "world report" quantifying the exact extent of suffering by individual countries due to
climate change doesn't exist in a concise format. Climate change impacts are complex, variable, and often intertwined with
other factors, making it challenging to provide a single, short assessment of how much each country has suffered. To
understand the specific impacts on individual countries, it's best to refer to regional climate assessments, national reports,
and research publications specific to each nation.
Renewable Energy Promotion: Governments encourage the use of clean energy sources like wind, solar, and hydropower. This
reduces greenhouse gas emissions by replacing fossil fuels with environmentally friendly energy.
Energy Efficiency Improvements: Policies and incentives are put in place to reduce energy consumption in industries,
transportation, and buildings. This lowers emissions by making processes and systems more efficient.