Are Canada’s efforts towards changing our overall environment and being informed on our climate change issues effective?
Canada is failing in the efforts towards improving their environmental impact. The earth’s climate is changing and developing rapidly. There are many reasons as to why our environment is the way it is to this day. This discussion topic has been going on for many years now and will continue to do so for the next hundreds of years as it changes and develops drastically, positive or negative, even more. What the positive affects humans are as well as the fact that the developing climate change is getting worse and not better, what the negative human and general impacts and their outcomes are on our environment and their outcome …show more content…
Most recently, throughout the globe, there has been an increasing of the average air and ocean temperatures, wide spreading melting of snow and ice, and even increasingly rising above the average lake and river levels in many different provinces. This has a major effect on Canada’s overall environment changes and climate changing action plan that has been going on for the last few years nationally. In Ontario, we have already seen strange temperature changes within a short amount of time, shifting rainfall patterns, not expected snowfall patterns, and increases in certain types of hazardous weather reports. For example, heat waves in the summer time and extreme cold winter watches throughout the cooler months. The cause of these severe and major changes have been scientifically researched and possibly may be due to the build-up of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, as well as the human impacted activities in which are a major source of these harmful gases. There have been countless scientists whom have investigated Canada’s present and future climate effects on the general country and have come to the conclusion that all citizens need to focus on our own environments growth in order for positive changes to …show more content…
Canada was the first country to pass a clean water act in the year of 1970. The country has been trying to be actively promoting anti-pollution surveys, controls and warnings for countless years. Just because they were doing so, it doesn’t mean people were using them, following them or even obeying them. Canada itself has been balanced on thin ice when weighing in between climatic hazards, especially in the eastern heartland f the Lower Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Lowlands, have been squeezed in the past between the Canadian Shield and the Appalachians. The countries population has been known to crowd into the areas comparative advantage and leaves the rest unsettled for others. Canada has mainly a man-made environment and this is something that hasn’t changed for many years. Around the largest cities in Canada there has always been a large place for technological change to occur. Canada was once known as the “Green Lands.” Clearly, the country not only has green lands, but large bodies of water, escarpments, mountains, hills, cliffs, parklands, forests, ponds, and rivers. After looking at our lands to this day, clearly we are not known for only having green lands. Our climate changing issues have not only effected the people living in it but also the animals, plants, trees, flowers, vegetable and fruit trees, and natural
Canada is failing in the efforts towards improving their environmental impact. The earth’s climate is changing and developing rapidly. There are many reasons as to why our environment is the way it is to this day. This discussion topic has been going on for many years now and will continue to do so for the next hundreds of years as it changes and develops drastically, positive or negative, even more. What the positive affects humans are as well as the fact that the developing climate change is getting worse and not better, what the negative human and general impacts and their outcomes are on our environment and their outcome …show more content…
Most recently, throughout the globe, there has been an increasing of the average air and ocean temperatures, wide spreading melting of snow and ice, and even increasingly rising above the average lake and river levels in many different provinces. This has a major effect on Canada’s overall environment changes and climate changing action plan that has been going on for the last few years nationally. In Ontario, we have already seen strange temperature changes within a short amount of time, shifting rainfall patterns, not expected snowfall patterns, and increases in certain types of hazardous weather reports. For example, heat waves in the summer time and extreme cold winter watches throughout the cooler months. The cause of these severe and major changes have been scientifically researched and possibly may be due to the build-up of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, as well as the human impacted activities in which are a major source of these harmful gases. There have been countless scientists whom have investigated Canada’s present and future climate effects on the general country and have come to the conclusion that all citizens need to focus on our own environments growth in order for positive changes to …show more content…
Canada was the first country to pass a clean water act in the year of 1970. The country has been trying to be actively promoting anti-pollution surveys, controls and warnings for countless years. Just because they were doing so, it doesn’t mean people were using them, following them or even obeying them. Canada itself has been balanced on thin ice when weighing in between climatic hazards, especially in the eastern heartland f the Lower Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Lowlands, have been squeezed in the past between the Canadian Shield and the Appalachians. The countries population has been known to crowd into the areas comparative advantage and leaves the rest unsettled for others. Canada has mainly a man-made environment and this is something that hasn’t changed for many years. Around the largest cities in Canada there has always been a large place for technological change to occur. Canada was once known as the “Green Lands.” Clearly, the country not only has green lands, but large bodies of water, escarpments, mountains, hills, cliffs, parklands, forests, ponds, and rivers. After looking at our lands to this day, clearly we are not known for only having green lands. Our climate changing issues have not only effected the people living in it but also the animals, plants, trees, flowers, vegetable and fruit trees, and natural