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Global warming
Increase in the temperature of the Earth's surface due to human activity.
Consequence of the release and accumulation of greenhouse gases, caused by human activity.
Consequences
1. Warmer temperatures
2. More intense storms
3. Spread of diseases
4. More frequent heat waves
5. Melting glaciers
6. Change in ecosystems
7. Disappearance of species
8. Rising sea levels
9. Food shortages
Biotic and Abiotic Factors
Biotic: All living organisms in an ecosystem, which interact with each other, interact with the abiotic environment
and generate variations in the ecosystem.
Abiotic: Non-living elements that influence the ecosystem, these factors can affect the survival and
reproduction of biotic organisms.
Global warming
Increase in the temperature of the Earth's surface due to human activity.
Consequence of the release and accumulation of greenhouse gases, caused by human activity.
Consequences
1. Warmer temperatures
2. More intense storms
3. Spread of diseases
4. More frequent heat waves
5. Melting glaciers
6. Change in ecosystems
7. Disappearance of species
8. Rising sea levels
9. Food shortages
Biotic and Abiotic Factors
Biotic: All living organisms in an ecosystem, which interact with each other, interact with the abiotic environment
and generate variations in the ecosystem.
Abiotic: Non-living elements that influence the ecosystem, these factors can affect the survival and
reproduction of biotic organisms.
