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- - - - Ice caps are melting (In Canada, summer sea ice extent is reducing by 13% per decade (10 years))
        
        Sea level is rising ( In canada, sea level has risen by 30 cm since 1900)
      - unpredictable weather
        
        Stressed farms and vineyards in trouble in Virginia
        
        Less agricultural production
        
        Food prices are rising
        
        People can't always afford to buy food
        
        Extreme precipitations (rain)
        
        Flooding
        
        Damaged houses, schools, infrastructures, crops
        
        Power cuts
        
        Bigger storms, more hurricanes and tornadoes
      - Some animal species will disappear ( In Canada, the number of Bathurst Caribou herd has dropped by 93% since 1986)
      - Drought
      - Rising air (In Canada, the average temperature has risen by 1.6 degrees since 1948)
        
        In Toronto, heat alerts have increased by 30% since 2000
        
        More young and elderly people are dying
        
        "Code red" air quality in Virginia
      - In Canada, the Rocky Mountain's glacier volume has reduced by 15% since 1950
  - - - Fish, crabs and oysters are dying
        
        Affecting fisheries and aquaculture
        
        Less food