Global warming poses most immediate threat to tropics, study finds - latimes.com - 0 views
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global warming
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n areas closest to the equator will be forced to cope with temperatures that are outsid
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The average location on Earth could experience a substantially different climate by 2047
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The shift to consistently warmer temperatures poses a considerable threat to thousands of plant and animal species that will have to move, adapt or face extinction, experts warn.
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species to adapt, for human societies to change and to come up with technological advancements,
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tropics would be first to experience unprecedented temperature changes surprised scientists who weren't involved in the research.
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344,000 species around the world. Some are better equipped than others to adapt to new climate conditions.