Global Warming Speech

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Imagine waking up every single morning and going to bed every single night knowing outside is toxic and unlivable. The only way people are even alive right now is that they are breathing through a gas mask to filter all the chemicals in the air. Visualize walking outside and all that could be seen is massive mountains of toxic garbage and pollution. That is what the future will be like if we do not start taking care of our home “the Earth”! Global warming causes many types of natural disasters. For example, climate change if the temperature exceeds the normal ranges, it can cause hurricanes, tornadoes and tsunamis. If the temperatures are below the normal, it can cause blizzards or Psychrophilic diseases. The name doesn’t sound frightening, …show more content…
Later, they wanted to eat it so they unwrap the candy and eat it, but then, they drop the wrapper right on the ground and walk away. After they dropped that piece of trash on the ground most likely they will never think about it again. That is what most of us do when we throw items away such as, wrappers, bottles, paper, cans and other things that can’t be discomposed they just wither away with being thrown away. Global warming must be stopped; it must begin with us or it will end with us. For starters, one of the biggest issues that are facing us right now is pollution. Its effects on agriculture and animals are indeed frightening. Agriculture can be affected by pollution Crops can be injured when exposed to high concentrations of various air pollutants. Injury ranges from visible markings on crop leaves, to reduced growth and yield, to premature death. In case of animals, it may lead to infection because of eating polluted feed and water. The effects on the human population are even scarier for instance, some long-term health effects can include chronic respiratory disease, heart cancer, damage to the brain, lung cancer, liver and kidney failures. …show more content…
Day after day, this statement becomes less prominent to the people. Why? humans created a lot of things to make everyone lives easier, but almost everything that makes things easier has consequences. Let’s start off with our daily activities. Such as driving cars yes, having your own car is handy. Fossil fuel that is polluting the earth each time you start that car 25% of cars are causing 90% of the air pollution that we breathe. If only 25% is doing that much damage imagines how much every one of the cars are polluting the air. To reduce that we should try not use cars and other vehicles that requires gas to work. We should use thing like bikes or electric scooters or even walk to places that doesn’t take that long to get there instead of getting in your car to get there. Another example is Emissions from industries and manufacturing factories. These are factories that give out power plants emit high levels of carbon monoxide, organic compounds, and chemicals into the air. This happens almost everywhere that people live. Petroleum refineries also release lots of hydrocarbons into the air. Which causes the ozone layer to become very thin? The ozone layer is like a shield to protect the earth from the sun’s harmful rays that can hurt. Exposure to the sun cause different types of skin conditions such as sun burns, age spots, Solar elastosis, skin cancer and more. These can cause

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