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1/5 Rising temps in the North Atlantic are more than just a climate change indicator - they pose real threats to human life. Let’s talk about why. #ClimateChange #NorthAtlantic
2/5 First, warmer waters can fuel more intense storms and hurricanes, increasing risks for coastal communities globally. This means higher potential for loss of life and property damage. #ExtremeWeather
3/5 Second, thermal expansion from warmer waters contributes to sea level rise. This could lead to increased coastal erosion and flooding, displacing people from their homes and affecting livelihoods. #SeaLevelRise
4/5 Additionally, warmer waters can disrupt global oceanic circulation, like the Gulf Stream, which helps regulate global climate patterns. This could lead to drastic changes in climate and weather, affecting agriculture and water supplies. #ClimateImpacts
5/5 The historically high temperatures in the North Atlantic are a clear warning: climate change poses a significant threat to human life. It’s urgent to address it. #ClimateAction
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