10 Interesting Fact About The impact of global warming on Arctic ecosystems

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• Increase in global temperature results in disbursement of sea ice in the Arctic region and threatens the survival of species that depend on the sea ice.
• Climate change can also affect the migration of animals in the Arctic region, especially sea animals such as fish and marine mammals.
• Increase in sea water temperature in Arctic waters results in an increase in acid levels in the sea, which can affect reproduction and the growth of plankton and other living things.
• Climate change can also trigger erosion on the beach and threaten the habitat of seabirds that nest there.
• Changes in the temperature and rainfall that are not normal in the Arctic region can affect the growth of plants that are feed for animals there.
• Climate change can trigger changes in the food chain in the Arctic region.
• Increase in temperature can trigger an increase in the frequency of forest fires in the Arctic region.
• Climate change can also affect the health of animals in the Arctic region, especially in terms of the spread of disease and parasites.
• Decreased sea ice area can trigger an increase in shipping activity and exploitation of natural resources in the Arctic region, which can affect habitats and species there.
• Climate change can affect the culture and life of indigenous peoples in the Arctic region, which is very dependent on the environment there.