Abstract

This compilation of research explores the pervasive impacts of global warming across diverse domains. Studies detail threats
to biodiversity from species range shifts and extinction risks, alongside the attribution of extreme weather events to anthropogenic
causes. Oceanic carbon cycles and acidification are examined, as are the economic consequences of sea-level rise and impacts on
agricultural productivity and food security. The influence of aerosols on climate projections, the resurgence of vector-borne diseases,
contributions to warming from permafrost thaw, and the evaluation of carbon capture technologies are also addressed. Finally, the
psychological effects of climate change, such as anxiety and grief, are investigated.