Discussion
What is the primary impact of climate change on Biodiversity? (Choose the most appropriate option from below)
Answer: B
The primary impact is loss of habitat.
Rising temperatures, changing rainfall, sea-level rise, melting ice and coral bleaching alter or destroy the places where species live faster than many can move or adapt, which pushes them towards decline and extinction.
Climate change reduces rather than increases species diversity. It tends to spread vector-borne diseases into new areas rather than decreasing them, and it does nothing to reduce environmental pollution, which is one of its causes.
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