What will perish? What will remain?
Explore how global rising temperatures impact
the survival of different species and what this means
for us and the planet we call home.
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Climate Change Impact Filter by Sey Min
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What will perish? What will remain?
Explore how global rising temperatures impact
the survival of different species and what this means
for us and the planet we call home.
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Bumblebee
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Carpenter Bee
Mason Bee
Butterfly
Forest Bird
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Long Distance Migrants Bird
Snowy Plover
Ivory Gull
Adelie Penguin
Arctic Tern
Snake
Lizard
Frog
Newt
Toad
Crocodilian
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Gecko
Turtles
Tiger
Lion
Monkey
Gorilla
Orangutan
Chimpanzee
Polar Bear
Walrus
Seals
Sea Lions
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Quiver Tree
Banana
Cacao
Barley
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Wheat
Corn
Coffee
Seagrass
Mangroves
Benthic Crustaceans
Zooplankton
Shark
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Anchoveta
Atlantic Mackerel
Scads Nei
Japanese Anchovy
Coral
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Oyster
Mussel
Tin Can
Aluminum Can
Light Bulb
Wine Glass
Glass Bottle
Plastic Bottle
Disposable Diaper
Styrofoam
Ink Cartridge
Plastic Bag
Toothbrush
Electronic Waste
Leather Shoe
Cigarette Filter
Old Tires
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+ 5.0 ℃
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By 2056, the global average temperature will rise by 2.6 degrees.
The global average temperature has already risen by 1.2 degrees since the 1880s.
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+ 1.2 ℃
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* This is a fictional story that artist Sey Min and her team predicted based on climate change research.
If temperatures keep rising,
only man made objects will remain on earth.
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