Earth scientists have concluded that the methods of harnessing energy that have been used over the past two centuries, such as the burning of fossil fuels, are causing climates around the world to change more quickly and suddenly than ever before in human history. Evidence includes increased temperatures in the air, rising sea levels, and the shrinking of ice glaciers at the north and south poles. The most complex level of organizational hierarchy that climate change could potentially affect is Earth's

biosphere.

communities.

organisms.

populations.

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Biology

Tate Strickland

26 August, 02:30

Earth scientists have concluded that the methods of harnessing energy that have been used over the past two centuries, such as the burning of fossil fuels, are causing climates around the world to change more quickly and suddenly than ever before in human history. Evidence includes increased temperatures in the air, rising sea levels, and the shrinking of ice glaciers at the north and south poles. The most complex level of organizational hierarchy that climate change could potentially affect is Earth's

biosphere.

communities.

organisms.

populations.

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Kline · Answer 1

Over the years, Earth scientists have concluded that methods of harnessing energy, such as burning fossil fuels, are causing climates to change quickly. The most complex hierarchy that climate can potentially effect is the biosphere.

Daniela Barajas · Answer 2

Biosphere. The biosphere is an ecological system in a global level. It integrates all the living things, beings and relationships. The interaction between the geosphere, lithosphere, atmosphere and hydrosphere are also incorporated. The biosphere is indeed complex and is a potential victim of climate change.