1. EFFECTS OF GLOBAL WARMING

2. Heat Waves Longer summers and shorter winters Longer summers and shorter winters

3. Heat Waves Elderly. Elderly. Babies and very young people. Babies and very young people. Homeless. Homeless. Hearth problems and Hearth problems and Asthma Asthma

4. Spread of Diseases Diseases transmitted by mosquitoes Diseases transmitted by mosquitoes

5. Spread of Diseases Malaria Malaria Dengue fever Dengue fever Yellow fever Yellow fever Encephalitis Encephalitis Cholera Cholera

6. Drought and Flooding Decrease and increase of the precipitation Decrease and increase of the precipitation

7. Drought and Flooding China’s provinces China’s provinces

8. Stronger Hurricanes and Storms As the oceans get warmer, storms get stronger. As the oceans get warmer, storms get stronger.

9. Katrina

10. Rita

11. Wilma

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