Effects of Climate Change

Greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide absorb the atmospheric heat and adjust the climate. These gases are natural, but humans burn fossil fuels to extract energy (coal, petroleum, natural gas) and increase carbon dioxide by cultivating forests. Greenhouse gases are like blankets. The thicker the blankets, the warmer our planet becomes. At the same time, the Earth's ocean also absorbs excess carbon dioxide, so it becomes more acidic and not suitable for marine life.

The global temperature rise dramatically changes the climate of our planet, leading to more extreme and unpredictable weather. For example, heat waves become more frequent, and many places experience record drought and subsequent heavy rain.

Forests help protect the earth by absorbing the greatest amount of carbon dioxide (CO 2), the most abundant pollutant causing climate change. Unfortunately, the forest is currently being destroyed or destroyed at an alarming rate. Landing and purification on farmland and livestock land will release large quantities of carbon dioxide and other harmful greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. It also weakens the ability to absorb carbon contamination in these areas.

Scientists estimate that up to 13% of the total carbon emissions on the planet are coming from deforestation

Scientists in the US and the world have reached an overwhelming consensus that climate change caused by human activities is mainly reality. Respected scientific institutions such as the National Academy of Sciences, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and the World Weather Association (WMO) must deal with climate change as a direct threat to humankind

Burning fossil fuels such as coal, oil and natural gas generates energy that affects the atmosphere over other human activities. In the world, electricity emits approximately 23 billion tons of carbon dioxide per year. This exceeds 700 tons per second. Coal is particularly harmful to our atmosphere and produces 70% more carbon dioxide per unit of energy production per unit of electricity.

The majority of Americans accept the scientific consensus that climate change is a phenomenon caused by human activity. The impact of climate change on our weather patterns is obvious and the catastrophic impact of sea level rise is clear. Even if you truly believe that this can happen without any human influence, it is a crime to choose not to do anything. Prior to the geology era, the Obama administration took the first step in the correct direction of the United States, recognized the behavior to cope with climate change, and was committed to it. If electoral Democrats take over on him on behalf of the President, there are good reasons to believe that even more aggressive measures will be taken, even though climate disasters to come should not be avoided.

There are many discussions about the exact definition of climate refugees, but we will explain climate refugees as people who evacuated from cities and countries due to the effects of climate change. The impact of climate change appears in various ways. Long-term drought or long-term rainfall is considered an effect of climate change. These times may destroy farmers' harvest and lead to migration of farmers. In addition, the desertification of the land is the result of climate change. Because it destroys farmers' farmland, we force farmers to seek good luck somewhere. Due to sea level rise, people also moved to other places. Water will put the entire island in the water and you will not be able to live. In this case, residents of the island must immigrate. In addition, increasing frequency and severity of wind storms is seen as an impact of climate change. The storm obviously destroys the village, letting people leave the area.