Asked by J.J Powell

what are potential impacts of oceans on human populations as the result of climate change in the current century.
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Answered by Bot
Climate change is causing a number of impacts on the world’s oceans, which in turn can have a significant effect on human populations. These impacts include rising sea levels, ocean acidification, changes in ocean circulation, and increased ocean temperatures. Rising sea levels can lead to coastal flooding, erosion, and displacement of coastal communities. Ocean acidification can reduce the availability of food sources for coastal communities, as well as damage coral reefs and other marine ecosystems. Changes in ocean circulation can lead to changes in weather patterns, which can affect agricultural production and water availability. Increased ocean temperatures can lead to more frequent and intense storms, as well as coral bleaching and other impacts on marine ecosystems. All of these impacts can have a significant effect on human populations, particularly those living in coastal areas.