For a while now, there has been a debate on whether or not CO2 levels among other pollutions, are causing a global warming effect. There are several facts addressing global warming and climate change as we know it. Global warming could have some positive effects but in the end consist of a mostly negative outcome. The reality is that we need to address what is currently causing the issue and do what we can to change it before it is too late. But what is it that really caused this issue, is it humans or nature or both?
The temperature is rising above and beyond what is has ever before with the help of too much pollution present in our air, creating an artificial greenhouse effect. The greenhouse theory was discovered long ago; when they realized …show more content…
Not to mention, Cities on coastlines will become submerged in water. All this will cause major shifts of the ocean, affecting sea life and ocean currents. This would affect agriculture, as well, therefore, a number of people may die of malnourishment because of the inability to grow food because of the weather and climates being unpredictable and no clean water. Last but not least, disease survives and even multiplies in warmer weather. We are currently using resources for energy, which are also used for prescription drugs. These resources are set to run out real soon if we keep using them, as we are. With that in mind, if our temperatures rise, and disease multiplies and we use up all the resources to make prescription drugs to fight off disease, what does our future look …show more content…
To lower CO2 levels, we must cut back the use of fossil fuels, which is our number one producer of CO2.
There are two different types of energy resources nonrenewable and renewable energy. Nonrenewable energy is a resource which does not renew itself at a sufficient rate such as coal, petroleum, natural gas and nuclear power. These are the resources that we currently use the most. Although there is high production of energy, there are also large amounts of pollution in our air and water resulting from these sources, but at the moment it is cheaper to use.
Renewable energy is energy from a source that is not depleted when used such as solar, water or wind. These energy sources mentioned are ideal and will overall provide best resolution to some of the energy crisis because they are inexhaustible and pollution free. Therefore it does not cause CO2 levels to rise and has no negative effect on our environment. Equipment may be costly but production will be endless and just like everything else, it too will take time to transition over, but the end results will be more
The temperature is rising above and beyond what is has ever before with the help of too much pollution present in our air, creating an artificial greenhouse effect. The greenhouse theory was discovered long ago; when they realized …show more content…
Not to mention, Cities on coastlines will become submerged in water. All this will cause major shifts of the ocean, affecting sea life and ocean currents. This would affect agriculture, as well, therefore, a number of people may die of malnourishment because of the inability to grow food because of the weather and climates being unpredictable and no clean water. Last but not least, disease survives and even multiplies in warmer weather. We are currently using resources for energy, which are also used for prescription drugs. These resources are set to run out real soon if we keep using them, as we are. With that in mind, if our temperatures rise, and disease multiplies and we use up all the resources to make prescription drugs to fight off disease, what does our future look …show more content…
To lower CO2 levels, we must cut back the use of fossil fuels, which is our number one producer of CO2.
There are two different types of energy resources nonrenewable and renewable energy. Nonrenewable energy is a resource which does not renew itself at a sufficient rate such as coal, petroleum, natural gas and nuclear power. These are the resources that we currently use the most. Although there is high production of energy, there are also large amounts of pollution in our air and water resulting from these sources, but at the moment it is cheaper to use.
Renewable energy is energy from a source that is not depleted when used such as solar, water or wind. These energy sources mentioned are ideal and will overall provide best resolution to some of the energy crisis because they are inexhaustible and pollution free. Therefore it does not cause CO2 levels to rise and has no negative effect on our environment. Equipment may be costly but production will be endless and just like everything else, it too will take time to transition over, but the end results will be more