the break up of ice shelves, are events we cannot ignore as indicators of the future impact on the main Antarctic ice sheet," Dr Young said. By these pieces breaking off, Antarctica would indirectly produce the sea level to rise when this ice melts. Once the sea level raises this can cause the weather to be disrupted. For example with a higher sea level there is also more water to be evaporated, this means that there will be more rain and this can cause problems in some regions. The raising level can also rob land from countries by flooding it or it can put cities such as New York, Long island, Amsterdam and Venice under the water, it can also cause more hurricanes, natural disasters, and contamination of drinking water. In recent years we have experienced the El Nino and La Nina phenomena. The United States refused to sign or support this international treaty. 4 percent of the US population is responsible for 20 to 25 percent of g
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