Dystopian Global Warming

Deforestation is the process of cutting or burning too many trees. In deforestation, forests are completely cleared, and that land is used for other purposes. Major example of deforestation is in the Amazon rainforest in South America. Within last twenty-six years, it went form a thick layer of green forest, to empty clean area. Cutting these breathe in CO2 and breathe out oxygen. Trees are a natural way to controlling CO2 in the atmosphere. Once the forest is clean in deforestation, these no natural way left for balancing CO2 in the environment that leads to too much CO2 in the air. Also, trees are made 50 percent with CO2 in them which they use for energy. When deforestation takes place, the CO2 from tree is released in the air. As said before too much CO2 increases temperature of the planet leading to global

Deforestation is the process in which forests are stripped down to barren lands without any replacement being done. When the plants are taken from the rich soil, the sun beats down on it, making the nutrients evaporate, and the rich soil will become weak and useless. Climate is also a problem when deforestation occurs. Plants give off oxygen, along with carbon dioxide. Once the plants are gone, there will be MORE carbon dioxide and that effects the climate seriously. In the article "Devastating Facts of Deforestation it says " Perhaps one the plants holds the key yo

The glaciers are gone. Many animals are dead. Only a few humans survive. The temperature is always warm or hot. Food is extremely limited. Most plants have died. The sea level has risen. Hurricanes and storms plague what is left of the earth. This is the future that humans have in store for themselves and their posterity if they do not halt the effects of global warming and climate change now. Global warming is the result of humans’ use and release of various heat-trapping gases for energy and power in many aspects of life. These gases, also known as greenhouse gases, are rising to the atmosphere and are effectively raising the temperature of the planet because they trap in the heat. This is known as the greenhouse effect, where light is let in but heat is trapped, similar to an actual greenhouse. As these heat-trapping gases increase in the atmosphere, more heat is trapped therefore increasing the temperature and causing other detriments to our planet. The world problem of the increase in global temperature due to trapped greenhouse gases affects humans tremendously, mostly through the use and unavailability of crops and livestock, harmful effects on coastal cities, and the health risks to humans, which can be ameliorated by a change in human production and living by using renewable resources and energy to decrease CO₂ emissions.

Since people cut down the forests for more land they should know by doing this it actually hurts them more than it helps them. “Without trees, the soil is free to wash or blow away, which can lead to vegetation growth problems” (Bradford). Also, by cutting down the trees it can increase the temperature changes towards the plants, animals, and soil because they have nothing blocking the sun. “This disruption leads to more extreme temperature swings that can be harmful to plants and animals” (“Deforestation”). Trees help with the water atmosphere to get to the soil. Without trees the water will have no way to get back to the soil. “In turn, this causes dryer soil and the inability to grow crops, an ironic twist when considered against that fact that 80% of deforestation comes from small-scale agriculture” (“Effects of

Aside from expediting the extinction of animal and plant species in the rainforest, deforestation is also playing a major role in global warming. In the time before the coming of humans, it was the

Trees and any plantation for that matter are often taken for granted as they provide many of the essentials such as photosynthesis regulation, habitat, food, and even save ground to build construction. However, as more people demand more, more space will be needed and cutting away the trees for humans to use. Deforestation is the act of cutting and clearing a large area of trees. It is the cause of extreme damage to the ecosystem and sustainability of life. Deforestation is negatively affecting the interaction between the water cycle, soil sustainability, and trees stability.

Deforestation has many effects on the environment. First of all trees make oxygen and oxygen is a necessity for human life Trees exchange carbon dioxide (Green house gas) and turns it into oxygen which again we need to survive, if the carbon dioxide isn't changed fast enough then green house gases build up and the earth heats up carding to the cycle of "Global Warming". Not only that but destroying trees destroys countless ecosystems and organisms that are a part of nature, and changing ecosystems and habitats can affect many animals. Destroying the trees will cause a habitat change that will disrupt the

Did you know that in approximately one-hundred years forests will be a thing of the past? Due to deforestation, it is estimated that forests will be extinct by 2116. Deforestation is when large amounts of trees, such as forests, are cut down or removed. This practice has a negative effect on the Earth overall. It has, for example, a negative impact on the land because deforestation harms the soil. In effect, it may be difficult to grow trees where deforestation has occurred. Trees are a very important component of the Earth because they affect the Earth 's climate. The clearing of forests does not allow trees to serve their natural purpose. Deforestation releases toxic chemicals, such as methane and carbon dioxide, into our atmosphere. Trees, by nature, absorb greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide, and produce oxygen. In other words, trees stabilize the climate. Greenhouse gases, as many know, are huge contributors to global warming. The more we emit greenhouse gases, the more these gases accumulate in the Earth’s atmosphere. These gases are deteriorating our atmosphere, and, as a result, the global temperature is rising.

Deforestation rids the earth of trees; necessary organisms that produce oxygen while taking in carbon dioxide through the process of photosynthesis. Because of this, these organisms are imperative in the process of balancing the amount of carbon in the atmosphere. The lack of trees and plants allows for a lack of oxygen, which is necessary for humans to breathe and live.Since trees absorb carbon dioxide, when cut down, there becomes an increase of gas in the atmosphere that leads to more heat being trapped inside the atmosphere, allowing for more severe effects of global warming to occur. By continuing to use trees for our own benefit, they will not only run out, but it will take longer to regrow trees to their full height.

“Temperature is probably the single most important environmental factor influencing insect behavior, distribution, development, survival, and reproduction“. (Bale et al 2002). Since insects are cold-blooded, the environmental temperature plays a very important role in an insect’s homeostasis. Homeostasis is the relatively constant internal physical and chemical condition that organisms maintain. Once the temperature has changed from its norm, an insect’s daily functions would be disrupted. “It has been estimated that with a 2 degree Celsius temperature increase insects might experience one to five additional life cycles per season” (Yamamura & Kiritani 1998). Scientists believe a warmer climate may result in higher insect populations. However, studies have shown that butterflies prefer a cooler climate. The butterfly population is decreasing at sea level but is increasing at tree line as butterflies migrate to cooler areas. For example, the Brown Argus Butterfly has shifted where its populations are most dense; a butterfly that was once predominantly found in Southern Britain, has now relocated to Northern Britain, a dramatic change of 79 kilometers. Butterflies at the highest-elevation site are appearing with increasing regularity. Those that normally breed at 7,000 feet now breed at 9,000 feet. When an area changes from rural to urban or suburban, the greatest butterfly losses occur. This proves that global warming is having an effect on organisms, even if the change

First, Deforestation have bad effect on environment. Deforestation causes increase in Greenhouse gases. Trees produce oxygen for people and absorb greenhouse gases such as Carbon dioxide. Because of lack of trees to absorb Greenhouse gases, gases are being going to atmosphere and the result is global warming. Trees are also important for water cycle that brings rain to the earth for the plants and crops, so, the chances of rain for the crops and plants are low because of deforestation. Trees are key source of soil erosion and landslide prevention because trees protect the

Deforestation effects the environment because it causes species extinction and endangerment. Ecologists are certain that a major percentage of Earth’s biodiversity is located in the rainforests. Human development is quickly changing the habitats in tropical forests for agricultural use and settlements. Plants and species are prone to being endangered. (“Endangered Species”). Due to humans’ activity of deforestation, species’ habitat are being interrupted and destroyed. Species that live in the rainforest face the heartbreaking risk of becoming endangered and later leading to extinction. Humans are destroying tropical rainforest to create land for agriculture, without comprehending that the environment is being

However despite the importance forests are in danger. This is called Deforestation is a loss of forest area, such as rainforests, due to natural and human means. The former forest area is then used for growing crops, grazing for animals or human expansion for more buildings. While deforestation is a danger to animals and plants due to lowering the biodiversity it is also dangerous for the planet. As by removing the trees, the trees can no longer

Pollution can be caused by many factors. The main cause of pollution is the burning of fossil fuels. A fossil fuel are oil, coal, natural gas, and gasoline. People around the world burn these products to produce electricity and to power our vehicles. When the fossil fuels are burned, carbon dioxide is emitted in the atmosphere. The release of greenhouse gases increases global warming because of the greenhouse effect According to Bradford (2015), “The greenhouse effect is when gases absorb the infrared radiation that is released from the Earth, preventing the heat from escaping. This process keeps the earth warm, but too many trapped gases make the earth artificially warm”.

Significant increases in greenhouse gas emissions contribute to large-scale, rising temperatures, changed weather patterns, and an escalated frequency of severe weather events contributing to issues such as global warming and biodiversity loss as a result of the decreasing availability of adequate food and water and altered habitats in these integrated ecosystems. Disruptions of water cycles such as changes in precipitation and river flow are considerably impacted when deforestation or forest degradation occurs, resulting in the throwing off of the balance between water on land and in the atmosphere that trees help maintain. Other negative impacts of deforestation or forest degradation comprises of increased soil erosion, disrupted livelihoods, and a simultaneously high loss in biodiversity species. Deforestation often results in the extinction of numerous, unique species struggling to survive in geographic locations all over the world. “About 80% of the world’s documented species can be found in tropical rainforests—some of the forests most vulnerable to deforestation.” (WWF). Agricultural expansion, wood extraction, and infrastructure expansion through processes such as urbanization and road building work together simultaneously to cause deforestation. Primarily for the need of subsistence, one of the most significant causes of