The increased ranges of plant and insect species resulting from climate change has only negative consequences.

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Squirt

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3 November, 13:57

The increased ranges of plant and insect species resulting from climate change has only negative consequences.

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Nichols · Answer 1

False, it has also positive consequences for other specie advantages.

Like any other change, it has a both positive and negative effect on the said biosphere, ecosystem or the entire living organisms that exists and co-exist. Climate change maybe is one of todays greatest selection and environment forces that reforms a lot of living organism and especially the climate.