10. 一百年以后资源短缺，环境污染、全球气候变化等问题。南极融化的冰

10. One hundred years later, the shortage of resources, environmental pollution, global climate change and other issues. Melting ice in Antarctica will cause sea levels to rise, and the Antarctic ice sheet is falling apart. The number of various penguins on the entire island in northeastern Antarctica is decreasing. In the 1971 penguin population survey, the total number of penguin pairs on the island was 122,550, but now there are only 52,786 pairs left. The number, which is close to 60%, has dropped sharply, and is now dying out at a faster rate. And this is precisely a series of problems caused by the rise in global temperature. Sea level rise has important socio-economic impacts, which will exacerbate disaster risks in coastal areas, such as damage to ecosystems, erosion of land, and strengthening of storm surges.

10. One hundred years later, there will be a shortage of resources, environmental pollution, global climate change and other problems. The melting ice in Antarctica will raise the sea level, and the ice layer of the Antarctic ice sheet is falling apart. The number of various penguins on the whole island of northeast Antarctica is decreasing. In the penguin population survey in 1971, the total number of penguins on the island was 122550 pairs, but now there are only 52786 pairs left. The number of nearly 60% has decreased sharply and is now disappearing at a faster rate. This is precisely a series of problems caused by the rise of global temperature. Sea level rise has important socio-economic impact, which will exacerbate the disaster risk in coastal areas, such as destroying ecosystem, eroding land, strengthening storm surge and so on.<br>

10. Problems such as resource shortage, environmental pollution and global climate change after one hundred years. The melting ice in Antarctica will make the sea level rise, and the Antarctic ice sheet is falling apart. The number of various penguins on the whole island in northeastern Antarctica is decreasing. In the penguin population survey in 1971, there were 122,550 pairs of penguins on the island, but now there are only 52,786 pairs left here. Nearly 60% of the population has dropped sharply, and now it is dying out at a faster rate. This is precisely a series of problems caused by the global temperature rise. Sea level rise has an important socio-economic impact, which will aggravate the disaster risks in coastal areas, such as destroying ecosystems, eroding land, strengthening storm surges and so on.