Climate Change

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Climate Change: “extinction domino effect.”
The article pertains to the risks associated with domino effects such as the extinction of some of the animals and plants from the ecosystem due to change in climate. The article is related to the topic of climate change. Primarily, climate change entails a long-term change in the global climate. Climate change is associated with persistent and significant increase in the global temperatures over giving duration. Climate change is associated with negative effects on the ecosystem and from recent reports; there has been the extinction of plants and animals, an effect referred to a domino effect.
The news report by Science news indicates the extent to which plants, as well as animals, are becoming extinct from the environment. The new research highlights the increased rate of environmental changes in climate and the implication of this effect raises the hazards of an “extinction domino effect.” Increased risks could even eradicate all the living things from the universe. In the earth’s surface, both the plants coexist as they depend on each other for survival. Due to increased risks associated with “an extinction domino effect,” then the worst case scenario of co-extinctions, as the scientists put it, would be when organisms die due to their dependence on doomed species.
From a different perspective, this is very alarming because every organism depends on each other for existence. Thus, with increased rates of global climate change due to urbanization and particularly global warming, then the life of every animal or plant is at risk of extinction from the earth’s surface (Flinders University, 2).

The effects of climate change are adverse, and unless strategic measures are adopted across the world, then every organism are at risk of extinction. Environmental conservation is essential as well as adopting environmental friendly methods of production (Flinders University, 2). This would aid in minimizing global climate change.

Work cited
Flinders University. Climate change risks ‘extinction domino effect.’2018. Retrieved from https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2018/11/181129122506.htm