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I don't think most people associate the consider the shape of the landscape and pollutant counts in air and water to be "climate". Climate usually refers to tre
by hannasanarion 7y ago
I don't think most people associate the consider the shape of the landscape and pollutant counts in air and water to be "climate". Climate usually refers to trends in temperatures, rainfall, cloud cover, humidity, pressure, etc.
From wikipedia,
> Climate is the long-term average of weather
- catalogia 7y agoI mean, deforestation can impact regional climates at least. Forests can slow down winds, raise the humidity, make summers cooler and winters warmer. But yes, generally when people say "climate change" they're talking about the global climate, not regional climates.