Explain Why We Should Make Laws On Climate Change Right Away

Glacier melting is caused by Global Warming. Global warming is the gradual increase in the temperature of Earth’s atmosphere generally indicated to the Greenhouse Effect. Glacier melting also impacts on weather and climate changes. Because glaciers are sensitive to temperature changes, warmer temperatures cause glaciers to melt faster. The water from the melted glaciers not only expand when frozen, but also when heated.

If I were to read about climate change through a book, I wouldn’t understand how much ice was melting away; I wouldn’t be able to visualize the enormity of the glaciers, and their losses. I would probably dismiss the melting as “not a big deal, there are more important things to be done”. But watching the video allowed me

Imagine your hometown underwater; the places you once hoped to show your grandchildren lost completely and swept away into an abyss. It doesn’t sound great, does it? Unfortunately, this could very well become reality. Maybe not during this generation, but eventually. Climate change is a severe issue that affects us all. Icecaps are melting, sea levels are rising, and many Americans are either unaware of the issue or have listened to major politicians dismissing the issue without much knowledge of it.

Do you like to go out to the beach to have a nice time fishing. But With all the green house gasses that keep coming you won't be able to fish anymore. Greenhouse gasses are a bad thing and yes I do think we should act now with the problem of global warming. Although we can wait for better technology to help us but who knows it can be years for are technology to improve. We need to work hard and fast before we run into more problems. Today I will be talking about how the United States should make should make laws on the climate change, how these problems are not caused from the earth's orbit it is mostly caused by human activity so we should stop using gas, and if we act now who knows, maybe other countries will follow along with us. Be aware of what I am about to talk about. It takes effort and skill to do this so are you in?

Climate change has been predicted that weather changes, such as in the winter, warmer temperatures tend to cause floods which can "expand the areas at risk of flooding by 40%–45% over the next century"(Allred et al. 2). Flooding is a bigger issue than people realize, in my opinion. Recently I watched the documentary film “Before the Flood”, it was about global warming. Leonardo DiCaprio was featured in the film, he admitted not knowing much about climate change, but stated that he wanted to learn what it is all about as well as why and how it is affecting our atmosphere. In the documentary, scientists were in Antarctica, they measured the amount of ice that had melted over the span of a few years; the amount of ice that had melted was unreal. As a result of watching this documentary film I started to think differently about the earth’s atmosphere.

Global warming disrupting the natural Arctic wildfire patterns. The ice is melting fister because of global warming.7:28 minutes in the video it said “When it start to get warmer the ice melts quickly… I was afraid the ice will crack and i will fall in the water.” This proves that global warming is bad because of where they live the ice can just crack and they will fall in the water.  This proves that global warming is bad because of where they live the ice can just crack and they will fall in the

Even though some of the links could not found, I still learned some cool and disturbing facts about glaciers. For example, ice bergs are nicknamed "rivers of ice" because they constantly move like rivers but at a much slower pace. Also if the ice bergs keep melting at the rate that they are, sea levels will rise and cause major damage and cause natural disasters like, flooding. Also the freshwater that's stored within the ice bergs would mix into the saltwater and led to a very limited availability of freshwater. Global warming is a major factor in the melting of the ice bergs and it's up to man to get this problem under

Liquefying of ice will indirectly add to global warming which will in turn create destruction in human life. Other than rising sea level, it will destroy several species of animals and ultimately will slowdown the stability of ecosystem.

The facts presented about the fast rate at which glaciers are wearing out are really scaring. With glaciers like Columbia Glacier melting at an alarming rate of 80 feet per day and it current thickness only standing at 1,300 feet after wearing down for the last 5 years, there is reason for humanity to be wary of the trends the world warmth is taking. The increasing temperatures are causing all these occurrences which are affecting both humans and animals.

What causes the melting of glaciers is global warming and the heat which is continuing to rise. Global warming is causing the heat to rise over these years, because we are burning more fossil fuels and greenhouse gases, which invent more heat that gets trapped in the atmosphere of earth. The three sources that contributes to the problem I’m investigating are: The Consequences of Global Warming on Glaciers and and Sea Levels, Global Warming puts the arctic in thin ice, and lastly Global Warming is causing rain to melt the Greenland ice sheet.

Ice is one of the first indicators of global warming actually occuring and it is important for research to be done on these layers of before they disappear. The recession of glaciers and the fragmentation of ice caps has been a clear sign to many that rising temperatures are having an impact, even on our very lives.

Climate change laws should be more strictly enforced throughout the world because of the future potential for major shifts in the Earth’s climate. Currently, in Earth’s atmosphere, the level of CO2 is at 0.04% or 400 parts per million. This is a very low amount for today’s day and age, but for the people of the future, this could pose a major problem. Therefore, the people of today need to start imposing laws to regulate pollution to slow the future effect of climate change. While automobile manufacturers need to continue their path of innovation to find better fuel alternatives.

Climate change is one of the biggest problems the whole world is collectively facing. Even though climate change is partially caused by the natural cycles of Earth, humans I think are still a major part of it and I think that we can do more to protect the environment that we live in. Climate change happens when temperatures increase dramatically. When climate change causes temperature rises many environmental problems can occur here on earth . Temperatures rising can result in more floods, droughts, or flooding rain, as well as more frequent and severe heat waves which can cause wildfires. Oceans and the Antarctic Ice Glaciers have also experienced changes in oceans that are rising temperatures and are becoming more acidic. The Antarctic ice glaciers are melting and sea levels are rising destroying many habitats along the ice glaciers such as penguins and polar bears. As these changes frequently occur in future decades, they will likely present challenges to our society and environment.

One of the effects of global warming is the polar ice caps’ melting. Scientists have been researching and examining the polar ice caps for a long time and they have come to the conclusion that the thin ice sheets are slowly wasting away. They have also found out that Greenland’s glaciers are getting smaller and smaller. Places around the globe that use to be covered in ice and snow are now showing more green terrain as the years go on and as the winter months grow warmer. The polar ice caps are melting more and more due to higher global temperatures. This is really bad because the ice caps “reflect and help regulate the Earth’s temperatures.”

“In the article, "Melt or Grow? Fate of Himalayan Glaciers Unknown, scientist has stated that global warming is like a snowball effect, people care, but then reinforce greenhouse gases, which have been shown to make our earth warmer”(Harris,2012). “The effects of warming temperatures are actually taking a big chunk out of our