The Pros and Cons of Global Warming

The climate on Earth is changing. The Ice Age is interwoven with global warming. In today's era, the temperature of the Earth's climate system continues to rise rapidly, causing global warming. Global warming is the process of increasing the annual average temperature of the oceanic atmosphere of the earth and the world. The average temperature on Earth rose 0.6 ℃. There are many reasons for global warming, such as human activities, natural events, gas increases such as atmospheric carbon dioxide and solar activity (global warming).

In this article I will explain the pros and cons of globalization. Globalization, or an increase in interaction among individuals on issues such as trade and communication, is a controversial issue in international relations. In the discussion on globalization, we will evaluate various discussions. Let's review the critics' opinions on the arguments and globalization advocated by advocates of globalization. Globalization has many features such as "international mobility of ideas and knowledge, sharing of culture, civil society of the world, global environmental movement", Stiglitz, 2007: 4). However, many people are also looking at globalization from the perspective of economics and political economics. From an economic point of view, globalization is "to increase the economic integration of countries around the world by increasing commodities and services, capital, and even labor force" (Stiglitz, 2007: 4).

Interestingly, as the topic of globalization became headline news, people have long been in the academic and policy world, so people have questioned the pros and cons of globalization. From the late 1980s to the early 1990s, many people were very optimistic about what globalization brings to economic development. Early in the late 1980s, the state was promoting liberalization of the economy and trade. Most of them have passed the so-called "Washington agreement". Furthermore, in the mid-1990s, the nation established the World Trade Organization. It was regarded as further support for free trade and economic liberalization (Stiglitz). However, as the World Trade Organization gathered to further promote the Economic Free Trade Agreement in Seattle, the World Trade Organization was strongly resisted by Seattle protestors.