1 Climate Change Student's Name Institutional Affiliation Course Instructor's Name Due Date 2 How will Climate Change impact Nova Scotia/ Atlantic Canada? Atlantic Canada is located on the eastern side of Canada, which is Canada's coastline and borders the Atlantic Ocean. It consists of four provinces: Nova Scotia, Quebec, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward (Vogel et al., 2020). It is commonly known for its freshest seafood, beautiful fishing villages, sandy beaches, and stunning marine wildlife. It is also known for fruit growing and its tourism industries. The area's population is estimated to be around two million five hundred thousand people, and they are all familiar with their cities. The current climate of Atlantic Canada has an average temperature ranging between -8 to -2 degrees Celsius during Winter and between 9 to 13 degrees Celsius during summer. In Nova Scotia, the temperature seems to range below 30 degrees Celsius. The area tends to have lots of fogs and mist because of the ocean currents created by warm and cool currents when they meet. The province is also cool because of the water body near it. It also helps them to be a bit warmer than Central Canada during Winter. In 2017, the total precipitation in Nova Scotia was 1530, which is suitable for the fruit-growing industry (Greenan et al., 2019). The province grows rare and delicate fruit species such as grapes at the moment. The future climate of Atlantic Canada is, we expect more rainfall in the regions ...
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