Rising Temperatures Threatens Life on Earth

Global warming means that the temperature of the earth rises steadily. Life on Earth will prosper at a temperature of 30 - 45 degrees. Thus, rising temperatures threaten the life on the planet and impair the stability of some functions that maintain life. Since 1971, due to toxic emissions from the resources on the earth, the temperature steadily rose. Ecology has a mechanism to sustain life; the Earth's atmosphere maintains the temperature of other important features of the Earth maintaining life (Schlossberg, 55).

Global warming is a continuous rise in the temperature of the earth. This increase is mainly due to the emission of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide and methane. Several pieces of evidence from scientists have proved that the temperature of the earth is rising, especially since the 1950s. Human activities over the past decades have brought about global warming of the Earth's climate system, and worldwide surface temperature is expected to rise further in the 21st century. Global warming has led to changes in precipitation patterns across the world. Therefore, similar drafts occurred in some areas, but flooding occurred in other areas. This moist part becomes more moisture and the dry part becomes increasingly dry. Temperature rise also leads to storms, low pressure, heat waves, forest fires, and other atmospheric changes.

Do you still believe it? Maybe this chart will tell you how the temperature will rise. To understand it, the middle line is the average temperature that the Earth should be. As of this year, we are above normal temperature of the earth, and we are still increasing. In the next century the earth's temperature may rise by 10 degrees. Unless you are acting and trying to change your life. Fortunately, we reversed our carbon footprint. It has declined from 2005 to 2014, but we need to continue this trend. By using clean energy such as sun and wind, we can realize a cleaner world. But this can not be done by just a group of people. We need to change our lives by participating in the world.