Global Warming a Life Threat.

 Environmental Awareness,

Global warming a life threat.

What is the environment?

The environment is the most familiar surroundings we are living in. The air we breathe, the food we consume, the water which covers most of the part of our earth, the plants, and the animal and much more.

Why environment plays an important role in our life?

A clean and healthy environment plays a vital role in life, the environment is natural surroundings that help lives to grow, develop, and nourishes the earth.

Our environment provides shelters to each and every living being, it is filled with lots of surprises and mysteries, without a healthy environment, we won't survive. Maintaining and cleaning our environment is the only way to maintain a proper life cycle on this earth. 

On this earth, we are not only the one who is living and surviving eating food and sharing emotions, but animals, plants, birds, aquatic animals also share the same environment where we live and we need to understand its importance. 

How much we affect our environment?

Everyday actions like releasing pollution, deforestation, burning fuels, harming animals, overfishing, and by many more ways we humans affecting the environment, directly or indirectly, purposely or not, but we are affecting and doing nothing to make it better. We are affecting the environment in many ways which not only affecting the environment but also human lives and other living beings too. Any type of disturbance with the environment will affect the whole earth.

Every day peoples facing challenging environmental problems and global warming is one of them.

Global warming a life threat - 

Global warming is a major issue we are facing right now, it is the most current and widely discussed problem on the earth. It is a life threat to each and every living being. Sudden changes in climates, the rising temperature of the earth and ocean causing melting of polar ice caps and mountain glaciers are increasing in sea level and causing flash floods. A time ago it's not a big issue to discuss but nowadays it is a life threat for every living being. We seem to ignore the future disaster we are creating and risking our lives, now it is a global issue and everyone has to raise their voices to stops emissions. 

Risk of extinction of plants and animal species due to climate changes, rising sea levels, the increasing temperature on the poles. The recent hurricanes are more intense and dangerous because of increased sea temperature. The average temperature rise is double in the arctic as we expected. By 2100 the estimated increase in our oceans is about one to four feet higher than today, even if we completely stop the emission of carbon dioxide from the very next morning, we still going to face some disaster.

Oceans are becoming more acidic and due to the absorption of carbon emission aquatic animals with calcium carbonate shells or skeleton facing big life threats.

The increase of temperature not only affecting humans but animals on land too. Animals will disappear if they don't adapt quickly. some will make it and some will not. Many species are shifting towards the higher geographical regions to avoid warming, changes in traditional migration patterns and lifestyles are easily visible. Animals with backbones like fish, reptiles, birds are disappearing 114 times faster than expected. 

We already created a massive future disaster and we have no way to turn the clock back, but still, it may not be too late to avoid or limit some of its worst effects: - 

1. Reducing the release of greenhouse gasses into the atmosphere.

2. Learning to adapt to or living with this change

3. driving more fuel-efficient cars or electric cars

According to NASA - but they will not be enough. Because climate change is a truly global, complex problem with economic, social, political, and moral ramifications, the solution will require both a globally coordinated response (such as international policies and agreements between countries, a push to cleaner forms of energy) and local efforts on the city- and regional-level (for example, public transport upgrades, energy efficiency improvements, sustainable city planning, etc.). It’s up to us what happens next.

- Nayan