Or, everything could become warmer, year-round. The implications of each of these possibilities would be entirely different. In most cases, however, glaciers and the Polar ice caps would begin to melt. This would be bad, bad news for Hawaii, the Caribbean, the Gulf Coast states and the East Coast. It also could eliminate parts or all of such places as Central America, the Netherlands, Italy, Egypt, India and Japan.
Computer models suggest the weather in Kansas wouldn ' t change that much.
Even so, we could end up with more instability, more severe weather events. Or, we could have less flooding and such. If scientists are uncertain about what ' s happening to the climate, they ' re even more uncertain about what C if any C part human beings are playing in the change. A classic example of humans ' impact resulted during London ' s fireplace and coal-burning days, due to the thick, dark fog that people now associate with Jack the Ripper. During that time, a white moth actually evolved or adapted to brown, for better camouflage.