The impact of global warming on polar marine life

Abstract

The global region is currently facing enormous environmental issues of global warming, which is affecting the entire Earth's ecosystem, especially the natural environment of the oceans. Global warming is a natural phenomenon caused by energy imbalances caused by the cumulative greenhouse effect absorbed and released by the terrestrial air system. The ongoing energy buildup in the terrestrial air system has led to rising temperatures and global warming. Natural disasters and biological chain fracturing are just two examples of the dangers that climate change poses to various facets of humanity. The primary cause of this phenomena is one of the key causes of global farming. In addition, it poses a major threat to the equilibrium of natural ecosystems because of the astounding amount of carbon dioxide emissions produced annually, which directly contributes to an increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide levels. Climate change on the surface of the Earth is a direct outcome of this "greenhouse effect." Environmental pollution, which is getting worse every day, has grown to be a significant global issue and is one of the main causes of global warming. Today, studies on global climate change have amply demonstrated that the Earth's surface temperature has been increasing since the end of the last century. At the same time, this phenomenon has had a significant impact and harm on human survival.