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What do most climate change experts predict will happen to Central Asia?
 
  A) It will be hit hard by climate change, leading to melting of glaciers and reduced river flows.
  B) Because of the region's low density, the problems will be minimal.
  C) This dry region will benefit from higher overall precipitation.
  D) The region will move to the forefront of solar energy technology development.
  E) This region will not be affected by climate change.

Question 2

Explain the impacts of human-induced climate change on glaciers, and list the possible consequences for people and their communities.
 
  What will be an ideal response?



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

Melting and losing their water-mass, which will result in rising sea levels. Communities near current sea level will have to adapt and prepare for more frequent and severe flooding events.



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