Climate Change: What is the Fate of Humanity?

"Oh, beautiful smoky sky, insecticide grain, under a strip of hilly areas of asphalt plains America, America, men throw away garbage to you and use signboard signs from the sea to the sea oil. Pine tree Climate change is a change in climate pattern, which was proposed as a cause of overlapping planetary destruction, but the problem of climate change is not an adverse effect on the earth, but mass extinction has occurred in the past It is a problem that excessive development of fossil fuel has already damaged human survival.

The threat of nuclear war, climate change is one of the biggest risks human beings face today. Climate scientists agree that humans are the main drivers of climate change and are releasing greenhouse gases into the atmosphere through fossil fuel consumption, unsustainable agricultural activities, and water pollution . Then, of course, some scientists say the earth is approaching its capacity, which means that the resources of the earth are being consumed faster than they can replenish. Many of this is due to massive excess consumption in the United States. In his bestseller, bestseller's book "The World Without the World" (2007), journalist Alan Weissman told us that the devastating impact of contemporary humans on the environment and how the non-human world will take over if human beings disappear I will explain.

Climate change is usually caused by different active processes on the planet as early as the beginning of the Earth 's history, but recently it has been caused by human activities. That's why at our daily conference the term climate change refers to climate change caused by global warming. The most obvious sign of climate change is the Arctic Ocean ice. Ice in the Arctic Ocean fell rapidly, which indicates that the change has begun. This time, climate change was caused only by recent human activities and caused various adverse effects.

Climate change directly affects humans and natural systems. One special extreme weather event is not caused by climate change, but is triggered in a unique new climate. Higher temperature atmospheres contain more water and increase precipitation. Extreme heat waves are more common than before. Melting of various forms of ice In recent years, a large number of large-scale disasters have occurred in various places of the earth. The global fire in Siberia, Greenland, Canada, and other parts of North America is very serious. Tundra burns, forests burn, people suffer. Europe suffers from intense heat waves, and Portuguese's forest fires cause mass casualties