Climate of Wetlands

Change in climate is identified as a main risk to the existence of species and reliability of ecosystems throughout the world. Change in climate will have an effect on the hydrology of individual wetland ecosystems mainly by modifications in temperature and rainfall regimes with exceptional worldwide variability. Many of coastal and wetland ecosystems are affected by the variation in climatic conditions. Changes in climatic conditions like increase in temperatures, severe storms and variations in seasonal rate of rainfall will affect rivers, streams and lakes. Due to change in climate it directly affects the ground and surface water and also the water resources. Drinking this water can cause some serious health issues including gastrointestinal infection such as dysentery, diarrhea, damage the respiratory and nervous systems of body, or kidney and liver disorders.