I read the article about climate change and I have to agree with the points and concerns the article states about average surface temperatures, unpredictable climate and severe weather affecting our health, agriculture, and more. Carbon dioxide, emissions and deforestation, reforestation, urbanization, desertification, etc. are affecting our climate. The combination of these things have a negative effect on the atmosphere and there is little evidence to support the idea that the human race could adapt to rapidly changing temperatures. Scientist have warned us that our activity is hurdling our planet toward the process of extinction. “A review of more than 4,000 scientific papers published between 1991 and 2011 finds that more than 97 percent of them say human actions are changing Earth’s climate.” ("CLIMATE CHANGE") However, when someone mentions the indication of our climate changing, many people completely avoid discussing the issue.
Climate change results from many natural factors as well which include changes in the sun 's intensity, changes in the Earth 's orbit …show more content…
“Scientists worldwide are testing new technologies for capturing CO2 emissions, particularly from coal-burning power and manufacturing plants, and storing it underground, where some scientists say it can be safely stored for thousands of years.” ("CLIMATE CHANGE") Some politicians won’t even confirm or deny if they accept the science behind climate change. President Obama, however, made a pledge in his State of the Union speech in 2009, to address climate change even if Congress won’t. When President Obama took office there were no public land plans to use renewable energy to help power the U.S. Since the President unveiled his Climate Action Plan, in June 2013, there are about 50, that when combined can generate enough wind or solar electricity to power millions of
Climate change results from many natural factors as well which include changes in the sun 's intensity, changes in the Earth 's orbit …show more content…
“Scientists worldwide are testing new technologies for capturing CO2 emissions, particularly from coal-burning power and manufacturing plants, and storing it underground, where some scientists say it can be safely stored for thousands of years.” ("CLIMATE CHANGE") Some politicians won’t even confirm or deny if they accept the science behind climate change. President Obama, however, made a pledge in his State of the Union speech in 2009, to address climate change even if Congress won’t. When President Obama took office there were no public land plans to use renewable energy to help power the U.S. Since the President unveiled his Climate Action Plan, in June 2013, there are about 50, that when combined can generate enough wind or solar electricity to power millions of