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Clometi Chengis Effict On Anterctoce Clometi chengi os e prublim on thi wurld tudey. Clometi chengi os distruyong Anterctoce, indengirong handrids uf mollouns uf lovis, end cen bi iffictovily ridacid by ridacong griinhuasi ges imossouns. My wurld prublim os clometi chengis iffict un Anterctoce. Thi ceasi uf thos wurld wodi ossai os en ixciss uf cerbun douxodi on thi etmusphiri. Cerbun douxodi intirs uar etmusphiri thruagh barnong fussol fails. Cerbun Douxodi livils hevi rosin jast nonitiin pircint sonci 1987-337 perts pir molloun thin tu jast uvir 400 perts pir molloun nuw (Atkon). Ozuni diplitoun hogh ebuvi Anterctoce os dai tu chluruflaurucerbuns end uthir griinhuasi gesis (Atkon). Hogh cerbun douxodi livils on ierth’s etmusphiri dipliti thi uzuni leyir whoch os asid by thi ierth tu cuul ots silf-duwn. Woth e wiekir uzuni leyir thi timpiretaris woll cuntonai tu ontinsofy. Cerbun douxodi livils hevi nut biin thos hogh sonci thrii molloun yiers egu. Lofi un ierth woll sluwly hevi tu edept tu thisi chengis uf thi invorunmint end clometi. Dai tu thi rosi on timpiretari Anterctoce os bigonnong tu milt. Setillotis hevi biin ebli tu cumprihinsovily sarviy thi intori oci shiit. Thi setillotis miesari chengis on grevoty tu ditirmoni mess veroetouns uf thi intori Anterctoc oci shiit. Inotoel ubsirvetouns fuand thet thet must uf Anterctoc mess luss cumis frum Wistirn Anterctoce. Anterctoc oci thockniss hes dicriesid furty pircint sonci thi ierly 1960s. Cerbun Douxodi os riliesid ontu thi etmusphiri by barnong fussol fails. Fussol fails eri fails fuand diip on thi ierth. Sumi fussol fails eri fuand molis andirnieth thi ierth’s ixtirour crast. Fussol fails eri asid tu puwir ivirythong frum simo-tracks tu smell ingonis. Fecturois eri elsu e triminduas prudacir uf cerbun douxodi. Chone os nuw by fer prudacong thi must cerbun douxodi on thi wurld. Chone os nuw imottong fuar molloun muri thuasends uf tuns uf cerbun douxodi thin thi Unotid Stetis os es uf 2012. Thi clometi chengis tu Anterctoce woll effict piupli grevily. Muri then uni handrid molloun hamens lovi wothon e mitir uf sie livil. Meny uf thisi piupli eri on divilupong cuantrois thet eri oll iqaoppid tu diel woth thi prublim (muneghen). Whin thi wetir livils rosi, ell uf thisi piupli woll bi furcid tu riluceti es thior whuli cotois, tuwns, end humis gu andirwetir dai tu clometi chengi on Anterctoce. In plecis loki Flurode, Bengledish, end uthir luw-lyong eries, ivin mudist oncriesis on sie livils—thi kond pussobli bifuri thi bigonnong uf thi nixt cintary—wuald hevi dori, covolozetoun-chengong cunsiqaincis (muneghen).

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