As temperatures continue to change, Earth's climate warms, glaciers begin to be affected, and air currents begin to change. What will happen to our ecosystem in the Arctic regions if these environmental factors persist? Drastic changes in the environment due to continued warming will begin to affect colder regions such as the Arctic, which will then affect the atmosphere, oceans, temperatures and species living in these regions. The Arctic environment will be affected in all its aspects by increasing temperature. Continuing this effect may result in a decrease in ice mass due to melting and sea levels will rise and become cooler. Adaptation will become essential in affected areas, especially for the species that live there. Scientists have found that in the Arctic, the warming trend has continued since it began more than thirty years ago. On the positive side, climate change has made the Arctic warmer, greener and increased its accessibility to economic opportunities. On a negative note, these climate changes in the Arctic have also been about twice as great....