This an essay showing three case studies on how global climate change affects the developing world.

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The human race is the main cause of the current global climate change. To make our lives easier and more luxurious we do things that give off Greenhouse Gases which end up affecting us for the worse, not for the better. Some examples of this are found below: Bangladesh is threatened by coastal flooding and is densely populated so the results could be very destructive and endanger many lives. Ninety five percent of Egypt's population …

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…migrate to nearby places like New Zealand, but they have only agreed to accept 75 people a year. The developing world is steadily becoming a big contributor to Global Warming as they start to catch up and burn Greenhouse Gases the way more economically developed countries (MEDC) did years ago. So, in conclusion, Global Climate Change is affecting the developing world badly and the whole world will have to act now in order to stop it.