Abstract: More and more attentions have been paid to the global warming caused by CO₂ concentration in atmosphere.It may be considerably important for geographers to investigate the responses of every region in the world to the global temperature rising.The regional differences of temperature increase and rainfall change relating to the CO₂-induced global warming have been reviewed,and the implications of the regional differences in climatic change,both for ecosystems and the agriculture over each continent, have been discussed. The temperature increase will probably be more obvious in the high latitude zones than that in the low latitude zones,and the rise of summer temperature in the eastern U-nited States will be larger than that in the eastern China.It has been confirmed that the central North America will become drier in a warmer earth,while North Africa,most parts of India and the eastern China will be quite possible to experience more humid climate on the background of the future global warming. Some regions on the earth will suffer from the global climatic change,others will benefit from it.The author,therefore,considers it possibly difficult for all the countries of the world to reach an agreement on the action to deal with the CO₂ problems in the coming years.