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Climate change and invasive species is the destabilization of the environment caused by climate change that is facilitating the spread of invasive species. Anthropocentric climate change has been found to bring about an increase in temperature and precipitation in a range of ecosystems. The drastic change of these climate factors is predicted to progress, leading to the destabilization of ecosystems. Human-caused climate change and the rise in invasive species are directly linked to changing of ecosystems. The destabilization of climate factors in these ecosystems can lead to the creation of a more hospitable habitat for invasive species - species that are not historically found in the impacted regions. Thus, invasive species can spread beyond their original boundaries. This relationship i