From now on it seems that Mother Nature is trying to get our attention. Its signals are loud and hard to remember, Some are fatal. Year 2015 is ready to be the warmest on record. In October, Hurricane Patricia, the fastest storm recorded by meteorologists, wind production reached 200 miles per hour. The average temperature in the Arctic is increasing as fast as the temperature on the rest of the planet. This, in turn, contributes to the melting of the snow-covered polar surface-ice cover, which is falling below 9% in every 10 years.
The Totten Glacier is melting in East Antarctica because it is wiped from under the hot sea water. Due to the rules of gravity, it can increase sea level at least 11 feet in the Northern Hemisphere; In the United States, sea levels can rise by 25 percent more than the global average. A recent study indicates that by the end of the century, some urban centers in the Persian Gulf will sometimes suffer from the level of temperature and humidity "which are intolerant to humans"
According to the United Nations, the current number of storms, floods, and heat waves was five times more in 1970. Many studies point to the increased frequency of extreme weather events these days: unusually high or low temperatures, torrential rains, mud slides, long droughts, and fierce forest fires. The number of people displaced by the impact of climate change is now more than ever. The International Red Cross estimates that there are more environmental refugees compared to political refugees who avoid war and other types of conflict.
After decades of intense debate, a large majority of scientists now agree that these changes in the Earth's climate have increased the emissions of certain gases (especially carbon dioxide, or CO2) produced by human activities. There is still some residual doubt about this conclusion, some of which are as a result of honest and healthy disagreement among the experts. But despite these various crisis signs, humanity has so far been unable to change its present, destructive path toward a hot planet. This lack of effective action is not just due to some corporations and countries which are pushing their fossil fuel-oriented agenda at the expense of common tongue. It is also due to human nature.
Just keep it: Humans are hard to change their habits and routines. Those who go on a weight loss diet, abandon their efforts before fulfilling their goals, or after trying to reduce their weight after gradually returning to their old ways of eating. Tobacco smokers struggled to break their nicotine addiction equally. A health fear is often the best way to change behavior and to discard the unhealthy lifestyle.
After all, carbon addiction is prevailing in today's world. The way we make our homes and offices light, warm and cool; Our means of transportation; The way our cities are built; Plastic consumes products from Hamburger-all require high consumption of carbon, which once fed in the atmosphere as CO2, global warming and climate contributes to chaos.
The most obvious reason for breaking the carbon addiction of the world has proved so difficult that by doing this mass and multinational efforts are sought, which is always eternal. If it is difficult for a person to stick to the diet, then it is much more difficult for countries acting in concert with each other. Some countries will cheat. Other people will demand that the diet after the rich and poor fat is more stringent than the poor and the thin. Still others will request that the hardest diet falls for those who engage themselves for the longest; For example, developing countries such as China and India argue that they are worth little carbon food compared to those polluting planets and its atmosphere.
Now it is our duty to keep it safe and clean. Let's we swear that we will protect our environment and beautify it as before. Guys, share your views on our environment.
