ssive carbon dioxide in the atmosphere will raise the earth's temperature. It will result in the Arctic and the Antarctic melting. Sea levels will rise. The United State's eastern seaboard will be flooded, and some parts of Europe will also be underwater. Other parts of the globe, if not flooded, will be dry. Rainforests will become grasslands and vise versa. Global warming can also affect soil, making it even drier. It can affect the food supply, and there will be more droughts. There will be so many more tornados, snowstorms, and hurricanes in different parts of the world.
             The greenhouse effect plays a crucial role in maintaining a life-sustaining environment on the earth. If there is no greenhouse effect, then the earth's temperature, which is determined by the amount of incoming solar radiation that reaches and heats its surface, won't be able to.
             The quality and quantity of drinking water, water availability for irrigation, industrial use, and electricity generation, and the health of fisheries may be significantly affected by changes in precipit
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