In Hungary, the decreasing precipitation (it is 600-800 mm/year normally) and the longer drought during the vegetation period are the main issues. It causes lower yield, more need of irrigation and desertification.
In New Zealand and US south-East the sea level rise is a critical issue since the coasts are on low elevation, and large cities, great farmlands, high population density areas, and high-value real estates located close to the sea.
The climatic atmosphere in Iraq has a wonderful climate, the most beautiful of the four seasons, and it is characterized by the characteristic (hot dry in summer, cold and rainy in winter)
The major aspects of climate change in my country of Japan is well documented in the Web site "Climate Change: Impacts on Japan" produced by Nature Publishing Group on behalf of the British Embassy in Tokyo:
https://www.natureasia.com/ja-jp/advertising/sponsors/climate-change
http://www.rediff.com/money/2007/jun/05clim.htm
https://www.dni.gov/files/documents/climate2030_india.pdf
In India, industrialization without proper precautionary measures leads to pollution, this in turn leads to climate changes.
in Iran, land degradation, decreasi in wet precipiation, Air Pollution and also high concentration of PM10 in megacities.
the most painful one: Drying and depletion the Urmia Salty Lake, which is the largest salt lake in the world.
In Croatia: four seasons changing to two: extremely hot summers interrupted by heavy storm showers, very cold winters with less snow than usual. Spring and autumn are almost invisible.
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