Abby Vianzon. May 18th,2021
Climate in Canada!
The Carbon Cycle: Carbon comes from the dead organisms such as dead animals or plants, as the water uptakes the carbon the carbon is also released from animal respiration including plant respiration as well.
Where Does The Carbon Build Up In The Prairies? carbon usually builds up from plants and soils in the prairies and also can be caused by the the animals breathing and the plants releasing carbon but if you think about it carbon is mostly built up around the atmosphere since that Carbon travels along a lot of things like oceans and from animals and the plants releasing organisms from the roots.
What Are The Causes And Effects Of Climate Change In The Prairies? Prairies are known for being a hotspot of climate change; rapid waves of dry and wet conditions tend to occur in this area. Temperature can be the cause of climate change and can change the weather and climate.. When people take the buss and cars the gases that come out of the engine can cause climate change. Summer storms can increase climate change as well, grasslands can be impacted too. Animals can be impacted by climate change as well because the lack of resources tend to happen when climate is happening, climate change can also cause extinction of animals and can cause damage to plants. Animals would most likely migrate to a new environment where its more safer and has the resources they need such as water food and dry grass such as cows can munch on! Farms can also be impacted too by the lack of food production.
Sources I used
https://globalnews.ca/news/7610723/climate-change-canada-prairies/
https://www.parc.ca/saskadapt/cc-research-highlights/ccia-research-prairies.html