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Global Warming Impacts on Earth Systems,uation of climate warming would further reduce ice area, increase ocean level, and intensify natural disasters, leading to unusual socioeconomic consequences. Some of the very important global consequences are anticipation that climate warming would intensify and expand droughts leading to a conside

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The IPCC Reports on Global Warming and Land Changes,990). The IPCC’s WMO-UNEP main goals were to analyze thousands of scientific climate papers, summarize their findings, publish the Reports, providing the Governments, decision-policy makers, and global community at all levels with detail scientific assessments of climate change, its implications for

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New Remote Sensing Vegetation Health Technology,ons. Healthy vegetation also emits less absorbed thermal infrared (IR) radiation, resulting in a lower brightness temperature (BT) and a cooler canopy. Drought depresses vegetation greenness, vigor, and makes the canopy hot due to an increase in VIS (due to depletion of chlorophyll), decrease in NIR

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Causes of Climate Warming, 50?years have showed global reduction in snow and ice areas, sea level rise, intensification of natural disasters, and changes in biological systems (plants, birds, etc.). Some observations showed that climate warming has negatively affected crop yield, especially in underdeveloped countries of Afr

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Global Warming Crop Yield and Food Security,n is a major source of food supply. The amount of grain produced by agriculture depends on yield and planted area. While crop area is relatively stable, yield fluctuates considerably with weather changes from year to year. Among weather disasters, drought plays a major role in large-scale crop losse

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,Malaria Performance Trend During 1981–2020 Global Warming, Unfortunately, there are only limited number of publications covering malaria response to global warming. Since climate warming is anticipating drought intensification, malaria activities might be reduced in some areas. If a warm climate creates favorable conditions (moderately warm and wet) for mo