Humans Must Adapt to Global Warming

No one in the scientific community would think that the climate of the earth has changed, or that will continue to change. The current discussion focuses on whether the use of the environment by humans has changed our climate. Scientists have explained our world as a mass of material that jumps out of the sun and increases the cold sky space. Our spaceship earth matches the moon, the climate and the melting core continue to penetrate through its cold crust, ultimately releasing chemicals that form our atmosphere, our sea and the life itself To do.

It will be particularly difficult to adapt ("GEO 4"). UNEP's Global Environment Outlook 4 explains the human responsibility for global warming. In fact, humans exert great pressure on the climate system and increase artificial greenhouse gas emissions. Greenhouse gases, which are the main cause of climate change, are mainly carbon dioxide due to consumption of fossil fuels. However, other gases are also the cause of climate change.

Ultimately, humans are the main cause of global warming and need to be changed to prevent further damage to the earth. Global warming is caused by the accumulation of atmospheric carbon dioxide by the amount of natural resources burned by humans. Another name for global warming is the greenhouse effect. About 6 billion tons of carbon dioxide is added to the Earth's atmosphere because of the amount of coal, oil and natural gas burned each year by humans. Of 6 billion tons, 3 billion tons are absorbed by the sea and plants, and 3 billion tons are trapped in the atmosphere. 3 billion tons of carbon dioxide is trapped in the atmosphere, which is the main threat to global warming (Lynas). In the last century, the amount of greenhouse gases emitted by humans into the atmosphere has increased dramatically.

If nothing changes, global warming not only has a dangerous effect on the environment of the earth, it also has many dangerous effects on humans. As the environment changes, humans must also adapt physically to these changes. These indications are difficult for humans and take time. As global warming progresses, direct and indirect effects on human health will emerge. The direct impact of global warming on humans is the direct exposure to new extreme weather and climate change. Examples that directly affect human health include heat stroke, hypothermia, death or injury due to natural disasters. The indirect impact on humans is caused by changes in the environment and the ecosystems they live in. Some examples of indirect effects on human health are the spread and nutritional problems of mediated diseases in new areas (Kingsnorth)