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• A large percentage of all life on this planet could die, as has occured during warming episodes in the past:
  
  http://www.killerinourmidst.com/methane%...
  A careful examination of a large number of species in numerous parts of the planet projects that a stunning portion of them will be %26quot;committed to extinction%26quot; in just 50 years, with only modest global warming (Thomas, 2004).
  
  Confirming evidence of major extinctions from warming climate:
  
  Permian–Triassic extinction event
  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Permian-Tri...
  It was the Earth%26#039;s most severe extinction event, with up to 96 percent of all marine species and 70 percent of terrestrial vertebrate species becoming extinct. Because approximately 25 percent of species survived the event, the recovery of life on earth took significantly longer than after other extinction events. This event has been described as the %26quot;mother of all mass extinctions%26quot;. 0% 0 Votes 13% 1 Vote
• the climate change is a big issue.
  the temp keeps going up and that is makeing the ice capes melt and if they keep melting they will flood the whole earth, and it is killing a lot of animals.... 13% 1 Vote
• Country%26#039;s econimic balance depends on the climatic condition. When ever climate change there will some causes in the environment it will affect the irrigation also.. 13% 1 Vote
• It%26#039;s a big issue for the folks in the floods, or the citizens of California being affected by over 1,000 fires from just one storm that unleashed over 8,000 lighting strikes!
  Sound like your idea of fun? 13% 1 Vote
• if the world gets to hot, the ice from the poles ext. will melt and the earth will flood...well, thats what i was taught in science. 13% 1 Vote
• It is definitely a big issue!
  we all r affected by the climate..our life style depends on d type of climate..so dont u think it is a big issue ! 0% 0 Votes
• becoz the climate is changing and were all gonna die!]
  duhhhh 0% 0 Votes