How does climate effect settlement and farming

The most widespread direct risk to human settlements from climate change is flooding and landslides. Projected increases in rainfall intensity and, in coastal areas, sea-level rise will be the culprits. Cities on rivers and coasts are particularly at risk.

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flooding and landslides are caused therefore destroying the land. farmers would not be able to produce crops there as it will have a high content of water and it might be steeper than it should be in order for a plant to grow. settlements will also be affected as they will have a high risk of collapsing

the only other powers were germany russia and uk and they were too busy fighting each other wearing each other down   that the us was becoming strong and they were becoming weaker

a supercell is a thunderstorm with a deep, persistently rotating updraft. supercells are the least common form of thunderstorm yet they are potentially the most violent. large hail of greater than baseball size, strong damaging winds, and tornadoes can accompany these storms.

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