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Climate Change

Ngan Le

Created on November 28, 2023

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Climate Change: Florida Keys

By Ngan Le

Actions to Combat

Adaption Measures

Similar Climate Change Challenges

Impact of Climate Change

Sea level rise

Biodivers -ity

Coral Restoration

Maldives

Great Barrier Reef

Econ-omic

XTRM WEAT-HER

Awareness and Education

Caribbean Islands

Impact on Biodiversity

Changes in temperature, precipitation patterns, and sea levels can affect the habitats of various species in the Florida Keys, especially reefs. This can disrupt ecosystems and impact the distribution and abundance of marine and terrestrial wildlife.

Operational Land Operator

Rising Sea Levels

"While falling sea levels brought the Florida Keys into existence, rising seas now pose a threat to their long-term existence. "

One significant impact of climate change on the Florida Keys is sea level rise. As global temperatures rise, polar ice melts, and ocean waters expand, contributing to higher sea levels. The Florida Keys, being low-lying islands, are particularly vulnerable to this phenomenon.

The Changing Seas of the Florida Keys

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Economic Impact

The Florida Keys rely heavily on tourism, and the impacts of climate change, such as coral reef degradation and extreme weather events, can have economic consequences for the region.

Extreme Weather Events

Climate change is associated with an increase in the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events such as hurricanes and storms. The Florida Keys are at risk of experiencing more severe weather events, which can lead to flooding, erosion, and damage to infrastructure.