Climate Change Negative Effects

Climate change has been in debate for many years over whether it is a threat or not, but climate change is a threat and will be for many generations to come. Climate change impacts the sea levels which has a major effect on oceans and marine life, causes more frequent and harsher storms, and puts coastal cities at risk for floods and erosion. Although climate change cost large amounts of money to fix it is killing our oceans and marine life, causes harsher storms, and risks coastal cities.

In the past few years, the issue of Climate Change has been introduced as an new and upcoming problem for modern leaders. There are many people who think Climate Change is a hoax, but at the same time there are many people who thinks it is the real deal. I am here to tell you that Climate Change is real and a very big problem. First off, Climate Change describes the increase level of greenhouse gases and the increase of temperature of the Earth overtime. In recent years temperatures in many areas have reached the highest they have ever been, and temperatures look to continue to rise.

First, as I explained above, Earth's water systems will be thrown off balance, that would then alter natural habitats, which will then add various burdens on people and society. Climate change is also a major threat to agriculture; the price that climate change takes on agriculture is nearly infinite and unpredictable, and as a result, our food security is at risk. All over the globe, farmers are struggling to keep up with the constantly changing weather and increasingly unstable water supplies. Along with agricultural loss, warmer and polluted air affects our health and increases smog – a commonly known lung irritant and a main cause of asthma attacks. Severe summer heat will also mean more deaths during heat waves. Infrastructure and transportation are also at risk; because intense weather damages: infrastructure, puts heavy burdens on electrical supplies, and disrupts how we travel and commute.

I should begin with addressing what global climate change is. Our environment is threatened to warm by 2 degrees Celsius and because of this our environment is warming itself faster than it can process and adapt. Due to the warming, our agriculture, weather, and even our human health are at risk. With the warming of our earth, it makes sense that we will begin to see changes in our weather. In fact, changes have already begun. Our storm surges are getting stronger meaning that hurricanes have intensified and are posing a threat to flood levels and to homes. There is an increase of sea levels due to the melting of glaciers which are causing more flooding than usual in places around the world. (McGrath 2014) Even though in some places we have flooding, we are experiencing droughts because of heat waves, and in turn, can cause wildfires. I personally remember when our winters used to be longer

Climate change is a real phenomenon that is occurring throughout the world and causing problems that stress and cause a variety of problems and issues in society. Some effects of climate change are rising sea levels, increased average temperatures, loss of ice sheet cover, hotter more recurrent droughts and changes in precipitation. Climate change and land degradation have affected the Sahel region of Africa by causing a decrease in arable land and this will lead to conflict and cause millions to become climate change refugees.

Climate change is claimed to be a debatable topic, but there is a lot of evidence to prove that it’s definitely real. “Climate change is happening, humans are causing it, and I think this is the most serious environmental issue facing us.” says Bill Nye. Many people believe this statement but, others refuse to believe it. Political groups don’t want to believe it because it’s claimed to be a waste of money. Climate change is depleting many ecosystems resources, like marine, tundra, grassland, desert, and freshwater ecosystems. Glaciers melting will make the sea rise a devastating amount, wildfires and other natural disasters will be more severe and coral reefs will be destroyed. These things will hurt animals and drive them to extinction. Climate change has a catastrophic impact on animals and we need to change that.

te change is a major threat throughout the entire world. With the excess carbon dioxide found in the atmosphere and the rising temperature this has caused the weather to be unpredictable. These factors all impact how we manage to get food on our plate. Farmers all over the world are facing the impacts of climate change and how their crops grow; especially in Western Australia and Southern China.

It’s no secret that the Earth is becoming hotter and hotter each year. Anyone can step outside and realize that the temperature isn’t the same as it was years or even one year ago. Climate change is definitely something that people have been concerned about, but could climate change affect more than just the Earth’s temperature? Scientist studies have found that if greenhouse gas emissions remain at their current levels, then rainstorms may become more frequent and intense across the country. Climate change can and possibly will bring wetter and stronger storms causing more landslide, flash floods, and many other natural disasters. Other regions such as the Pacific Northwest and central United States may even experience extreme droughts along

The global environment is greatly affected by climate change due to the rise in temperature. Climate change has a serious impact on many countries because of rise in sea level and can force people to move away. Climate change can also have a dramatic impact on human health due to extreme heat-wave and drought. Even though global warming is not something that we see over the night, we should try to reduce the effect of it before it worsen.

When climate change affects people, either their countries flourish, or they cease to exist. If crops start to fade the food supply will go down, and the prices will go up. If it starts to rain heaps more, the river will flood and harm poorly built homes. If the country were to get warmer, the bug population would increase. Especially in Florida, the mosquito population would go up.

Climate change is known to have many different negative impacts on the world. Some of the more known impacts of climate change are a rise in extreme weather conditions such as droughts, hurricanes, floods and more. These impacts, in turn, can have negative consequences that are not regularly discussed, like starting a war.

Climate change is important because it affect everyone around the world. Scientist has said that during the twenty-century the average temperature has increased 0.6 Celsius. There are several warning that have been linked to people and the things we do to the environment like: factories, cutting down forest, driving cars and releasing toxic gases in the atmosphere. In the Artic glaciers are melting faster than the snow can freeze and restore them. All these things contribute to the warning signs we see today in global warming and climate change.

    “There’s one issue that will define the contours of this century more dramatically than any other, and that is the urgent threat of a changing climate.” (Barack Obama). Climate change has been a popular topic of discussion for years now, due to its crucial threat to our environment. The world will forever be altered if climate change isn’t taken into serious consideration and not in a good way. Climate change is happening now and immediate action should be taken to stop it. The damage to our earth cannot always be undone. Climate change has had many negative effects from damaging coral reefs or the increase of wildfires, but most importantly rising sea levels.

Climate change is the consequence of unchecked pollution. When carbon emissions caused by human activity enter the air they have dangerous effects on the environment, the economy, and our wellbeing. The world is seeing sobering signs of climate change’s accelerating impacts, from longer, more intense droughts to stronger storms and rising seas (CNN.1). Yet in contrast to the slow pace of international negotiations to combat climate change, national legislation is still not keeping up. When Al Gore gave his Noble Peace prize acceptance speech; he was not only accepted an award but he was also speaking about the awareness of his main objective stopping climate change. He believes that drastic problem that’s affecting every aspect of the planet is caused by the ones who need to be the ones to fix it. “We are what is wrong, and we must make it right.” (Gore.2). Today we still at this tipping point where the planet must decide the future they want for upcoming generations, what solutions they need to be able to do before they pass the tipping point, and how much influence of society do the planet needs to get the job done.

There is strong evidence in the global world that climate change is occurring at a rapid pace and its impacts are already being felt in many regions around the world. Climate change is inevitable despite many efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and would have many economic, social and environmental impacts around the world. Though, impacts of climate change vary on regional basis, all areas around the world and virtually every economic sector would be affected.