Everglades, El Nino, Greenhouse Effect 1.) Everglades A subtropical climate, and broad rivers… the question is can the Everglades survive? The Everglades are used for our human needs such as drinking water, and irrigation. At one point and time the water would flow from Lake Okeechobee to the Florida Bay. It contains both temperate, and tropical plant life. Including, sawgrass prairies, mangrove, cypress swamps, pinelands, and harwood hammocks. The Everglades are also known for the rich …showed first 75 words of 473 total…

…showed last 75 words of 473 total…basically a disruption of the ocean’s atmosphere system. Rainfall in abundance is one of the many consequences of El Nino, which leads to floods, and droughts in the West Pacific. Droughts in the West Pacific then could possibly start brush fires in Australia. Being able to notice El Nino is judged by the sea surface temperature. Air pressure is higher than the norm. The winds that go from east to west start to weaken