Climate Change in Canada

Climate change is a very important and big problem all around the world. Especially in Canada: Most of Canada is negatively affected by the climate changes, with big differences between summer and winter. Canada’s temperature is rising, but it’s also becoming even colder some places. It leads to many consequences for both nature and the community. The Inuit’s (who traditionally hunted on ice) are not hunting like they used to anymore, because the climate changes makes it difficult for them, when the ice is too thin. Animals in Canada, such as the polar bears or the walruses, dies in their attempt, if they try to find some new food by traveling - If they can’t travel, they commit suicide, since they can’t find another way to survive. It’s very tough for the animals, especially the ones whose lives are depending on whether there’s ice or not.

Summer is at a warm temperature in much of the country, with temperatures up around 25 degrees, quite far from north. Furthest south and on the prairie, the temperature can get above 30 degrees. All the way to the north, the daytime temperature in summer is around 10-15 degrees and the night temperature around freezing.