Climate Change and Common Sense: Essays in Honour of Tom Schelling

Climate change is widely considered to be a serious problem. If you fail to regulate greenhouse gases that cause global warming or do not use an alternative strategy to solve the problem, the damage will increase and possibly become catastrophic. After many national conferences, national efforts to address climate change fail, people are generally irritated and urgent: they are late in each country's international agreement to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions I am disappointed in the pace.

Professor of Economics at Sustainable Consumption Research Institute, University of Manchester, Department of Economics, University of Oxford, Smith University

From the perspective of human history, climate change is by far the most serious threat that we continue to exist as seeds. This article presents some facts supporting this statement, letting the reader understand its influence. This story is a little long, as the story is very attractive and funny. I am trying to shorten it, but what I am missing is to grasp a more complete picture of the impact of climate change on our lives and the other parts that follow. To lay the foundation for this discussion, the early human reached the earth between the cold and the ice. The global temperature faced by humans about 2 million years ago is the same as what we are enjoying today. Then it began to descend into the Ice Age until about 10 - 11 thousand years ago. This decline occurred after about 10,000 years, world temperatures fell more than 30 ° F

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 ever. Melting of various forms of ice In recent years, a large number of large-scale disasters have occurred around the world. The global fire in Siberia, Greenland, Canada, and other parts of North America is very serious. Tundra burns, forests burn, people suffer. In Europe, severe heat waves, massive fires, and deaths from forest fires in Portugal have occurred.