Global warming, defined as the gradual increase in the average temperature of the earth’s atmosphere, which is generally associated to human interference, has a huge impact on our daily lives. The problem known as global warming is usually credited to the greenhouse effect, a phenomenon caused by gasses such as carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4), and water vapor which trap the heat coming from the sun into the atmosphere and restrain the heat from escaping back into space. The heat which is in turn trapped in the atmosphere increases earth’s overall heat. This problem, although naturally occurring, at a certain extent, has been drastically increase by human hand. If we continue increasing our rates of carbon emission not only will the environment
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Most of the nature’s memorable creations, such as coral reefs and flowers will be made of plastic and displayed in museums and saved in books as far memories. Life will be a lot harder than it is now, less fresh water will be available causing a war for its control and distribution. The earth will become less habitable because of the high levels of gases trapped in the atmosphere, humanity will grow weaker as new generations deal with mutated or new diseases, theses will spread easier because of the deplorable conditions of the planet. Because of the lack of water and high temperatures farming will become impossible and most of humanities food source will disappear. Many species of animal and plants will have gone extinct within the next 54 years. With recurrent floods, and droughts, constant acid rain downpours, scorching summers, fierce storms and country wide desserts life on earth will become unbearable. Because of the limited water supply peoples skin will become brittle and thin, their hair will fall and because of the now limited fresh air intake humanity will be at the brink of …show more content…
Because of this, if we do not halt our CO2 emissions we will lose much of earth’s flora and fauna. Continued emission of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere will cause additional warming and long lasting changes in all components of the climate system, some of which will be severe and
Most of the nature’s memorable creations, such as coral reefs and flowers will be made of plastic and displayed in museums and saved in books as far memories. Life will be a lot harder than it is now, less fresh water will be available causing a war for its control and distribution. The earth will become less habitable because of the high levels of gases trapped in the atmosphere, humanity will grow weaker as new generations deal with mutated or new diseases, theses will spread easier because of the deplorable conditions of the planet. Because of the lack of water and high temperatures farming will become impossible and most of humanities food source will disappear. Many species of animal and plants will have gone extinct within the next 54 years. With recurrent floods, and droughts, constant acid rain downpours, scorching summers, fierce storms and country wide desserts life on earth will become unbearable. Because of the limited water supply peoples skin will become brittle and thin, their hair will fall and because of the now limited fresh air intake humanity will be at the brink of …show more content…
Because of this, if we do not halt our CO2 emissions we will lose much of earth’s flora and fauna. Continued emission of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere will cause additional warming and long lasting changes in all components of the climate system, some of which will be severe and