If global warming were to raise temperatures 1.5°C to 4.5°C, what would most-likely happen?

We'd get a better tan.

Polar ice caps would melt, increasing sea levels.

Wildlife would have to migrate or die.

The ozone layer would be depleted.

Hurricanes and typhoons could increase in intensity.

Glaciation would occur.

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Paola Wilkinson

Geography

4 May, 08:58

If global warming were to raise temperatures 1.5°C to 4.5°C, what would most-likely happen?

We'd get a better tan.

Polar ice caps would melt, increasing sea levels.

Wildlife would have to migrate or die.

The ozone layer would be depleted.

Hurricanes and typhoons could increase in intensity.

Glaciation would occur.

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Allan Townsend · Answer 1

According to some scientists, if the earthy was to heat up that much then the polor ice caps would melt more and the sea level would rise potentially causing some areas of land to flood