Insane Effect Of Climate Change

Superior Essays
Myoung Hee Han
PHY 114
Prof. Klappert

7 Insane effect of Climate Change in lifetime

Introduction I want to explain climate before I start to introduce the effect of Climate Change. The climate change is the long-term weather patterns are changed for the time, especially decades or much longer period time. This phenomenon is caused by altered by energy within the earth’s atmosphere. And more detailed, natural process. For instance, Volcanic, earth’s orbit change, and many other factors are causes of climate change. However, people can also cause “Climate Change” such as making greenhouse gases, destroying a forest. Especially, by creating greenhouse gases is most causes the change of Climate, however; for many people, just hearing
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With hundreds of millions of people fleeing their homes to escape the encroaching ocean. Future mass migration is inevitable, but this won't only take the form of populations moving inwards, as will also see mass migration involving noncoastal countries. This is because, as I said earlier. The predicted increase in global temperatures isn't something that hits the whole world evenly. It will affect some areas more than others, also these areas are often poor and vulnerable already. For instance, I've put sunscreen all over my body, but missed a huge spot on the small of my back, that spot was already home to a nasty rash an open wound or two and several odd-looking moles. I don't want to exacerbate the problem by exposing that area to more trouble. But that's exactly what we're doing right now. The Philippines, Nigeria Vietnam, Haiti, Bangladesh, and Malawi are just some of the at-risk nations who will see an increase in hot days and tropical storms. Moreover, as their ability to create food drops, their economies start to flounder. The world will see hundreds of millions of people flee their home countries to settle elsewhere. I am debating whether to take in those who are fleeing from the horrors of war, but over the next few decades. It might be that I will be introduced to a new phenomenon the climate …show more content…
An increase in temperature brings many unwanted side effects for the everyday person. We will enjoy sweaty earth eyes, hotter car dashboards, and a 200% increase, in the melting us of ice cream cones. But in addition to these horrific symptoms, global populations will also enjoy increased levels of allergies. Lyme, disease, kidney stones and diarrhea. many pollen growing weeds enjoy the conditions created by climate change, so-called “mega weeds” which have already been seen growing in some nations, will become ubiquitous the globe with pollen levels more than doubling by 2040, but at least, if you sneeze you might accidentally pee out a kidney stone at the same time, because with increased heat comes dehydration. One of the major causes of kidney stones, research by the American Neurological Association suggests climate change is going to make taking a hot way is a lot more painful for millions of more people every year. With regards to Lyme, the disease the tick responsible for spreading this debilitating condition gets super horny in hot conditions. Reproduction levels have already increased by two to five times in Canada, the US. Because of the recent increase in temperatures. E-coli bacteria is another organism which loves the hot weather. A study from the Journal of infectious, diseases found that in some countries, e-coli cause diarrhea increased by 8 percent for every one degree Celsius

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