The greenhouse effect has become the world's major problem as the world begins to civilize and industrialize. The greenhouse effect is caused by human greed and all countries are starting to find the method to solve the problem of the greenhouse effect in the 21st century. Everyone is now focusing on the greenhouse effect, because the greenhouse effect produces huge damage and pollutes the natural system, humans and wildlife are the most affected. This report therefore aims to further study the impact of the greenhouse effect of climate change on wildlife around the world in one. country which is Australia because climate change has become a major problem in Australia since the beginning of the 21st century and climate change affects not only the natural system but also the wildlife. It is in Australia that wildlife is most affected. The purpose of this report is to enable us to better understand the impact of climate change through the greenhouse effect, so that it can create and increase awareness of the greenhouse effect. In this way, it can help prevent and reduce greenhouse gases to prevent harmful climate change.2. What is the impact of the greenhouse effect on climate change? Kenneth Hare reviews the scientific evidence on the greenhouse effect and explains that global warming and increased greenhouse gases are the main issue impacting climate change. Human activity is what causes the greenhouse effect. The natural greenhouse effect benefits our world and becomes capable of creating life on earth, but today's very high temperatures harm human, plant and animal life. For example, natural resources such as gasoline for vehicles and electricity for our basic needs will produce more than billions of carbon into the atmosphere each year, causing climate change on our earth every day. Additionally, according to the United States (EPA), greenhouse gas emissions from human activities are slowly increasing, leading to more and more global warming, causing changes in the natural system such as changes in the atmosphere, land and sea. These changes will be divided into advantages and disadvantages for the natural system and wildlife. Indeed, all types of greenhouse gases can remain in the atmosphere for at least hundreds of years, but all greenhouse gases will be released and increased global warming will continue for very long periods of time...