Reports and predictions made by scientists have shown that climate changes can affect hurricanes by making them more intense, because climate changes determine more heat and higher humidity in the air. More heat and water in the atmosphere and warmer sea surface temperatures could provide more fuel to increase the wind speeds of tropical storms( hurricanes).

It will affect the economy both in a positive and in a negative way. First, a change in climate would benefit the tourism, because hotter weather attracts more people to the country, which means more income. But, the negative aspects are that agriculture will suffer, and also higher temperatures can affect the clothing market, as people will not be required to buy clothes suited for lower temperatures.

Climate changes will affect seabirds such as ivory gull and little auks. They will be negatively impacted by the decline of sea ice and changes to the communities in which they live. The ivory gull has its nest on rocky cliffs that protect it from predators, but it flies to the nearby sea ice to fish through cracks in the ice and scavenge on top of the ice. As the ice edge retreats further from their nests, severe consequences are at stake.