Climate Change Is Damaging The Shrimp Species

The issue surrounding the Western Australian shark cull initiative will be the central topic of discussion in this critical essay. A rise in shark attacks in recent years has caused the Western Australian government to employ the Department Of Fisheries Western Australia to pursue a systematic and regulated cull of sharks. However the Greens – who are a political party and pressure group – are advocating for this cull to be stopped through lobbying.

Unforeseen weather that reduces soil moisture levels and increases water temperatures would affect all of the four organisms I picked. In the algae population, this species would not be able to intake enough oxygen to grow, therefore, this population would suffer. Moreover, warmer water temperature would affect the feeding behavior of the ghost shrimp, starfish, and shark population. For example, the ghost shrimp would not have enough algae plants to feed upon, therefore, they would starve, which would lead to domino effect throughout the ecosystem. In addition, all of the three species reproduction schedule would change, thus, they would not be able to reproduce as many offspring as they would in a normal environment. This would lead to less

Dana Nuccitelli, a report in the Guardian, the article was about surveys conducted with American to see how much the public knowledge, climate change and the affected it has in the recent extreme weather. The service featured in the article was done by multiple sectors. Such as Yale, George Mason Universities, and MIT, the survey shows Americans are still not properly informed of the causes of global warming. The survey shows 54% understand human is the main caused, while 33% incorrectly believe its natural factors that cause global warming. Nuccitelli, further points out, a new study published in Nature Scientific Reports developed a real-time global warming index. The report clearly indicates that humans are the primary cause of a 1°C increase

In 2007, 85% of Americans were convinced that global warming was happening. Ever since then numbers have been steadily lowering (Stanford University). Each year, less Americans have become aware of climate change although climate change has become a bigger threat to animals and humans. About 50% of Americans believe that action to prevent global warming should be taken right now (Yale University). However, a great deal of people do not believe that climate change is ruining the environment. They are just letting the environment get destroyed until it is too late. Americans should be aware and believe in global warming. The history and supporting information relates to the

Over the past few years, there has been a sharp decrease in the percentage of American, who believes that global warming is a serious problem.

It is hard to image someone being unaware in a world with knowledge readily available at his or her fingertips. Sadly, the general populace tends to be ignorant of the realities of climate change. Most know, to some degree, that climate change is real, but many do not know the cause. Very few people are able to identify carbon dioxide emissions as the primary anthropogenic source of climate change. Dropping, the number of those who feel human activity is the source of the problems is only 47%. Not surprisingly, those that could identify the causes were more likely to support climate related policies .

Global warming is the Earth literally heating up because of humanity. American citizens should care about the crisis due to the impact it does on everything. Climate change can go either way. People can be concerned about what it does or humankind can ignore the consequences it produces. The majority of society cares while less than 40% aren’t interested.

Sharks have survived 5 major extinctions, and only recently are the number of sharks is beginning to decline. This suggests that human exploitation is the main reason for the drastic loss of sharks and therefore, the overall effect on marine life, and indirectly the effect on human life via fisheries (fig1 and 2). In just under 50 years, slaughter of sharks has risen by 400% to

In particular, rising levels and increased temperatures of the seas, along with ocean acidification, negatively impact the integrity of this magnificent ecosystem and its inhabitants. The abundant microscopic organisms beneath the sea are crucial to the reef’s survival in that the phytoplankton transfer carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and into food, and under the influence of rising temperatures, growth and reproduction decreases dramatically. Known as coral bleaching, this occurrence is a result of the discharging of algae from the coral tissue, and to add, a normally beneficial player in the game, the crown-of-thorns starfish is smothering the already ailing reef. Also, due to rising sea temperatures comes changes in ocean currents, which essentially is responsible for depleting food sources, and with that, transportation of larvae and eggs becomes impeded. Like the domino effect, every action triggers yet another action, and so

There is an unfortune truth when it comes to climate change and the United States specifically. Because of the fairly new technological and financial advances into a blossomed first world country, businesses and media pick up the bad habit of spreading misinformation due to buzzwords or to maintain their comfortable industries. Because of this, along with uneducated and uninformed consumers wishing the same,people will blindly accept these allegations of climate change being a hoax like it is a piece of propaganda against the government or that they are just plain wrong because in the short-term and in their perspective, they see nothing wrong. The birds are chriping, the sun is shining and everything is as it should be, but once people are educated and informed of facts, statistics, academic reports, funding cuts, and hidden personal endeavors, they begin to realize that climate change is being misunderstood either by conscious denial (and pretending to agree for the sake of making others believe so too) or by general misinformation.

There are many ways in which increased levels of greenhouse gasses can affect marine life adapted to colder and warmer water, and many ways marine life can adapt to the effects of climate change whether that be beneficial in the case of phytoplankton or detrimental in the case of Adelie penguins loosing numbers in the south pole.

Regarding the implementation of humane-hunting methods for fish and sharks, equal to those of land mammals, the side in support argues to consider moral values as fish face the hunting process. In contrast, the opposition argues harming fish through the hunting process is simply unavoidable and fish are oblivious to any harm (Metcalfe 2009).

"We call them dumb animals, and so they are, for they cannot tell us how they feel, but they do not suffer less because they have no words” (Anna Sewell). There is undeniable evidence that animals are being affected by climate change. Even though the effects are difficult to measure, there are many different ways animals are being affected. With the loss of predator and prey species it affects the life cycles in the food chain. The earth’s climate change causes habitats such as snow, ice, or forest areas to alter, resulting in loss of habitat and food accessibility as well as causing extinction.

In the past 50 years shark population sizes have decreased dramatically for nearly every species of shark [1] because of this many species of sharks have become endangered, these sharks are endangered because of threats that are results of human activities, these activities include; shark fining and overfishing. If the decline in sharks continues and sharks go extinct the world will face vast negative

Every year Florida’s wildlife animal numbers decrease at an alarming rate. Endangered animals exist all over the world, but Florida’s official state animal is one of the most endangered animals in the entire world. The main reason some animals become declared as endangered is humans. Humans have caused a huge toll on the wildlife’s lifespan and have become a burden in their natural way of living. It is how the human population behaves that decides whether these animals can live a normal life or pushes them into endangerment or even extinction if the case is severe. Many of Florida’s wildlife animals are endangered due to the consequences of pollution, the behavior of poaching, and the loss of habitat.