Impact of Climate Change on the Arctic

Author: Tornike khokhonishvili
Keywords: Climate, Arctic, Glacier, Melting, Land.
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Earth's climatic features and the influence of climate are very complex phenomena. Scientists are discussing the impact of climate change on different regions of the earth and the consequences of climate change in different conditions. How big the impact can be on the living world there and more. The importance of the research is great because the still preserved places can somehow preserve their existing appearance. One of the biggest problems caused by climate change in the world is the rate of melting of glaciers. Based on the analysis of the results caused by melting, many leading scientific institutes and scientists of the world are trying to find ways to solve this problem. The impact of climate change is one of the most visible in the Arctic, and its impact is steadily increasing year by year. It should be noted that the Arctic is the most affected by climate change, and since the beginning of the ice melting process, the temperature has increased by about 5-6 degrees. At the same time, there is a great danger to the living organisms there and also to the parts of the land, because the liberated land is too fragile to maintain its structure and form into a perfect land. Melting Arctic sea ice and climate change are also affecting the chemical composition of the water, and drastic changes are already being observed in certain areas.