Global Warming: What It Is
Really Doing to Our Planet
By: Adriana Mitreska
March 20, 2012
When I think about global warming, the first thought that comes to my
mind is how it has an impact on the environment, on people, on plants, and on
the ecosystem. Global warming is when the Earth heats up and the temperature
rises. When this happens, green house gases trap heat and light from the Sun in
the Earth’s atmosphere and this then causes the temperature to increase. This
has a major impact on people, plants, and animals because many can’t take the
heat and they might even die because of it. Also, increasing global temperature
can cause sea levels to rise, glaciers are melting and there is even an
increase with intense weather extremes. We will see more changes in our climate
and in our environment.
Global warming can occur for a number of reasons. Electrical pollution
is an example of how global warming occurs. Electricity causes pollution in
many ways. Burning fossil fuels can create electricity. Pollutants are then
sent into the air when fossil fuels are burned. Some of these chemicals can be
called green house gasses.
Here are some examples
of using energy and how it pollutes the air:
When you do these kinds of things on
a daily basis it does add up. You are then creating more green house gases to
be sent in the air. The less electricity you use, the better it is for the
environment.
From what I have now said, my
outlook on global warming is that it can have major impacts on many things and
it can even be life threatening. There are a lot of powerful hurricanes and
severe heat waves these days because of this. If the Earth keeps getting
warmer, then the negative effects will outweigh the positive ones. If we learn
more about how climate change affects people and the environment, then the more
we can see why people need to take action to reduce these green house gas
emissions that are causing climate change. Also, we can take some steps to
prepare for changes that we know are coming. The negative impacts on global
climate change will be less severe overall, if we reduce the amount of green
house gases that we are putting into the atmosphere. If we continue to produce
these kinds of gases at what is now current or at faster rates, it will be
worse for everyone.

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