Global temperature changes over the next few years and our ecosystem


It is becoming to hot on planet earth. Temperature is going up and first is Jamaica, West Indies. The heat is going to be off the charts. Temperature increase is going to be permanent. Jamaica, Kingston by the year 2020 would be at least 3 degrees hotter. When it comes to the tropics a small increase of 3 deg F would have major ecological effects and changes. The ecosystem is very bio-diverse and dramatic effects can occur like changing migrating patters because of temperature increase. Penguins would be forced to move. A new climate is expected by the year 2047. By this year, it is estimated that each year will get hotter. Singapore by the year 2028. Mexico City by the year 2031. Cairo - 2036. Pheonix and Honolulu - 2043. Global warming is a serious problem in less that a generation. Manokwa, Indonesia - 2020. El Nino patterns are effected by global warming. Rainfall, intense floods and droughts is expected.

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