Humans have been given most of the blame for the changing climate. This is due because of our never-ending thirst for energy and innovation. Excess use of industry and the focus of putting green in our pockets and not back into the environment help aid in climate change since 1945. Although global warming is happening humans are not solely responsible. We are part of the problem but we are not the main problem. So how are humans responsible for the climate change and how to improve it?
Coal was an easy way to power the United States of America for many years. Coal was used in World War II to power the factories in making the war machines until 1945. We say until 1945 because World War II ended. During this part in time environmentalism was …show more content…
Since 1945 climate changes in Latin America have happened because of the unstable economies of these developing countries. Latin American countries around 1945 were going through a phase of instability. Dictators dominated Latin America and in the years to come there were many bloody civil wars in several different countries. This further destabilized the region and thus produced more pollution. As a result the economy could not mature and they commit their industry to large deforestation projects in order to grow industry and produce farmland. As you can imagine, developing countries have little if no regulations against the environment. Developing countries do not have the resources to support clean energy. Clean energy would include something like nuclear wind and solar power. ‘However, the Latin Americans only option of energy came from coal. They have different restrictions and are more concerned about making their way in the world than saving the trees. …show more content…
Solutions could be aiming for more regulations in developing countries. Humans could put more money into research so alternative energy can become cheaper and more accessible. One alternative energy that we need to become cheaper is solar panels. Another solution would be to start replanting more trees for the carbon dioxide levels to become lower. When carbon dioxide levels fall, so will the Green House Effect and the levels of carbonic acid in the oceans. This effect will cause the oceans to become more abundant with life. Also, better farming techniques would take care of the nitrate problem and conservation of topsoil, which ties into better farmland. With better farmland comes a decrease in area needed to grow crops efficiently. Farming becomes more efficient; thus leading to increasing yields. In laymen terms a yield is what you would get out of your crop. And if you have high productivity then you will need less farmland to meet one’s goals. Additional solution would be to advance technology in order to spend less energy. Energy efficiency is becoming a trend. If one uses less energy then he would be spending less money and cutting down on the human environmental
Coal was an easy way to power the United States of America for many years. Coal was used in World War II to power the factories in making the war machines until 1945. We say until 1945 because World War II ended. During this part in time environmentalism was …show more content…
Since 1945 climate changes in Latin America have happened because of the unstable economies of these developing countries. Latin American countries around 1945 were going through a phase of instability. Dictators dominated Latin America and in the years to come there were many bloody civil wars in several different countries. This further destabilized the region and thus produced more pollution. As a result the economy could not mature and they commit their industry to large deforestation projects in order to grow industry and produce farmland. As you can imagine, developing countries have little if no regulations against the environment. Developing countries do not have the resources to support clean energy. Clean energy would include something like nuclear wind and solar power. ‘However, the Latin Americans only option of energy came from coal. They have different restrictions and are more concerned about making their way in the world than saving the trees. …show more content…
Solutions could be aiming for more regulations in developing countries. Humans could put more money into research so alternative energy can become cheaper and more accessible. One alternative energy that we need to become cheaper is solar panels. Another solution would be to start replanting more trees for the carbon dioxide levels to become lower. When carbon dioxide levels fall, so will the Green House Effect and the levels of carbonic acid in the oceans. This effect will cause the oceans to become more abundant with life. Also, better farming techniques would take care of the nitrate problem and conservation of topsoil, which ties into better farmland. With better farmland comes a decrease in area needed to grow crops efficiently. Farming becomes more efficient; thus leading to increasing yields. In laymen terms a yield is what you would get out of your crop. And if you have high productivity then you will need less farmland to meet one’s goals. Additional solution would be to advance technology in order to spend less energy. Energy efficiency is becoming a trend. If one uses less energy then he would be spending less money and cutting down on the human environmental