What is Climate Change? Explore the Causes of Climate Change

[@guineveregameplay6412]

The fact that we're watching this video because of school activities, and without such activities we're not here. More melancholy to think that we may learned and hear a lot of reality from this video but we're not doing an effort to help the world to achieve it's stupendous beauty.

[@aaminasiciid2659]

same here 😌

[@MrGreen-fi5sg]

No

[@puskar1392]

No i m not i am intrested

[@Zaki.8i]

Actually man is greedy in his acute nature

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[@SharkyGames-sharky]

here’s a short explanation **Climate Change: An Overview** Climate change refers to significant and lasting alterations in global or regional climate patterns, primarily caused by human activities. It is a critical issue of our time, affecting ecosystems, weather patterns, and human societies worldwide. This essay provides an overview of the science behind climate change, its causes, impacts, and potential solutions. **The Science of Climate Change** At its core, climate change is driven by the greenhouse effect. The Earth's atmosphere contains gases such as carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4), and nitrous oxide (N2O) that trap heat from the sun. This natural process keeps our planet warm enough to sustain life. However, human activities have intensified this effect. The burning of fossil fuels for energy, deforestation, and industrial activities increase the concentration of these greenhouse gases, leading to an enhanced greenhouse effect and global warming. Historical climate data, derived from ice cores, tree rings, and other sources, show a clear trend of rising temperatures over the past century. Climate models use this data to project future changes, indicating continued warming if current trends persist. These models predict more frequent and severe heatwaves, changes in precipitation patterns, and rising sea levels. **Causes of Climate Change** Climate change has both natural and anthropogenic (human-induced) causes. Natural causes include volcanic eruptions and variations in solar radiation, which can influence climate over shorter timescales. However, the predominant driver of recent climate change is human activity. The burning of fossil fuels-such as coal, oil, and natural gas-releases large amounts of CO2 and other greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. This is the primary cause of the recent warming trend. Deforestation also contributes significantly to climate change. Trees absorb CO2, and their removal not only reduces this carbon sink but also releases stored carbon back into the atmosphere. Additionally, agricultural practices, including rice cultivation and livestock farming, produce methane, a potent greenhouse gas. **Impacts of Climate Change** The impacts of climate change are far-reaching and multifaceted. One major consequence is the rise in global temperatures, leading to more frequent and intense heatwaves. These temperature increases have been linked to health problems, including heat stress and exacerbated respiratory conditions. Melting ice caps and glaciers contribute to rising sea levels, which threaten coastal communities with increased flooding and erosion. The loss of ice also disrupts ecosystems and affects species dependent on ice-covered regions, such as polar bears and seals. Changes in precipitation patterns lead to more extreme weather events, such as intense storms, droughts, and heavy rainfall. These changes can disrupt agriculture, leading to food insecurity and economic losses. Additionally, shifts in weather patterns can impact water resources, making some regions more prone to drought while others face increased flooding. Ecosystems are also affected by climate change. As temperatures rise, many species are forced to migrate to cooler areas, disrupting existing ecosystems. Some species may face extinction if they cannot adapt or move. Coral reefs, which are highly sensitive to temperature changes, are experiencing widespread bleaching and die-offs, affecting marine biodiversity. **Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies** Addressing climate change requires both mitigation and adaptation strategies. Mitigation involves reducing or preventing the emission of greenhouse gases to slow or halt the progression of climate change. Key strategies include transitioning to renewable energy sources, improving energy efficiency, and adopting sustainable agricultural practices. Reforestation and afforestation efforts also play a crucial role in sequestering carbon. Adaptation involves making adjustments to social, economic, and environmental practices to minimize the damage caused by climate change. This includes building resilient infrastructure to withstand extreme weather events, developing early warning systems for natural disasters, and implementing water management strategies to cope with altered precipitation patterns. International agreements, such as the Paris Agreement, aim to unite countries in their efforts to combat climate change. These agreements set targets for reducing emissions and encourage nations to implement policies and technologies that support global climate goals. **Conclusion** Climate change is a complex and pressing issue that affects every aspect of life on Earth. Its causes are predominantly linked to human activities, and its impacts are widespread, affecting the environment, economies, and human health. Addressing climate change requires a concerted global effort involving both mitigation and adaptation strategies. By transitioning to sustainable practices and preparing for the impacts of climate change, we can work towards a more resilient and sustainable future.

[@WildManggoeHere]

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[@SharkyGames-sharky]

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[@HifsaDaisy]

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[@BestFoodReviewFeatured]

People tend to only show concern when major events or personal circumstances affect them. As humans, we often prioritize our own interests and fail to extend the same level of care and concern to others. This raises the question: why is it so hard to care for others? Perhaps it's because there's no monetary reward for doing so. However, if we want to make the world a better place, we need to start caring more. Though it may be challenging, it's important to start taking action now. After all, if we don't start now, when will we?

[@Shadowaspen]

there is no climate change

[@brucefrykman8295]

We show our concern for others by extending to others what we ourselves enjoy. We enjoy an energy rich economy that provides health and enjoyment to those who simply follow the golden rule. If everyone had access to the same reliable energy sources that we enjoy (Petroleum, Nat Gas, Coal, Nuclear) then the world might be as healthy and happy as we have every right to be. The CO2 thing is a scam, the big lie repeatedly told by the ruling elite in order to defraud the people who earned the right to consume the energy that they earned so that the elite may consume it their stead.

[@SilenzioDiEsistenza]

Animal welfare has gone through the same thing. Most people now are aware of the cruelty towards animals. But its one thing to know, another to care. The biggest enemy here is not misinformation. It is having the science right and still not caring. Most top politicians know. Yet we are not working towards a solution, not really, we are just making plans and not following through, since the solutions are not profitable. If animal welfare and global sustainability of food production and ecological systems where as profitable as drilling oil, we would live in paradise right now. Remember, scientific knowledge leads not automatically to utopia. It is the intelligent and compassionate wielding of the tools of science, to incorporate all living beings and its life sphere in global policy. This cannot depend on scientists. In fact many scientists either dont care or actively spread misinformation themselves. Granted, they are usually not climate scientists, but highly educated people who use their credence as a way to sound like an expert, misleading the uneducated. Depending on science as the core of our society.

[@gm.Observer]

You are wrong, there are trillions of dollars in the renewable scam.

[@derekanderson8456]

Humans are trash thus trash results it's not that complicated.

[@thepeopleplaceandnaturepod8344]

It's crucial that we take action to mitigate the effects of climate change, whether it's through reducing our carbon emissions, promoting renewable energy, or advocating for policy changes.❤

[@Acccountable]

How old are you?

[@sayfullomamasobirov7142]

it's in our hands to change the world. When we are kind to the environment, everything can change. we just need to change certain actions in a positive way

[@urztrulyxoxo]

This helped me out so much just bc I needed it for my homework

[@lmtnagga2147]

Me too

[@nyahoward2360]

Same

[@mariedaher7544]

Same

[@kibudubudu]

Points

[@conormcmenemie5126]

The first chart is a lie. Google: " global warming chart". They show clearly that the warming begins at the start of the last century - NOT 140 years earlier. That the temperature was cooling. they also show the temperature was cooling from 1965 to 1984. The global warming and climate change thing is due to humans reducing the solar reflective equitorial cloud mass, specifically the African Easterly Wave marine stratocumulus cloud. This means the ocean surface from where the cloud cover has gone missing is absorbing massive amounts of additional solar energy - a 12 year old can format the relevent data: HadSST1. Bums like this providing false information to scare and manipulate people into complying with their ideology is why we have a criminal justice systems, and hopefully the day will come when they are forced to face a jury of their peers who have been given honeat accurate and relevent information.

[@MutabarBakirova152]

Yeah, cilimate change is becoming a global problem for our ecology. We must start protecting our ecology from our homes and we must educate the growing young generation with a sense of love for nature

[@pontshopriscilla]

Very helpful ❤. Currently studying for my test. I'm a marine biology student.

[@kirankumari4656]

Where are you from

[@Devopumpkin]

thank you for this video. Today I had to type an essay on climate change for homework 🙂🙂😇🙏

[@redacted629]

@0:54 "...and we must work together to save our world". How arrogant. Its not "our" world. We share it. It was born billions of years ago and will be around long after humans disappear. We grew **out of it**. It doesn't need us otherwise we would have been around billions of years ago. What you really mean is "...and we must work together to keep our place in it", which means understanding it, working with it and STOP TRYING TO CONTROL IT. Are you that arrogant as to impose your will upon something? Where have we seen that fail before? Go on... do some research... I'll wait. Life has a beginning and an end. Deal with it. Learn from it. Enjoy it without doing harm... and stop trying to control it (or worse yet extort and cause other's suffering).

[@Lucid_XI]

need this for english class tmrw.

[@ایلنازنعمتی]

Me too 😂😂

[@krintansoondala6257]

Hi Checkview, My name is Krintan, and I am a volunteer from Goodhands Laos, a non-profit organization based in Laos. We are truly grateful for the valuable insights shared in your video, which will greatly benefit our community. At Goodhands Laos, we are currently working on a green initiative called "Green Goodhands" in Xaythana District, Vientiane Capital. We would like to request permission to use your video as a Lao version soundtrack for our project. This would greatly help us raise awareness about climate change and ways to mitigate global warming. Once again, thank you for creating such an informative resource. Best regards, Krintan

[@毛泽东-sigma]

Yeah but u won't fix shit...

[@NgânNguyễn-s1f]

Is there anyone like me? I only watch this for the purpose of learning English

[@qazaljh3691]

Yeah me too 😂

[@EsetaEterei-y6u]

Oh i5s not for english😢😢 for science❤❤😅

[@stargirl428]

I wish I could

[@thiskneegrow]

Climate change can be handled by innovation, slowly. You don’t destroy the world by enforcing laws and permits that uproot peoples lives or cause inflation/recession.

[@wiesiawojtkowska]

Hi! Don’t worry! Revelation 11:18; Matthew 24.

[@montesquelie]

Climate change is a theory to help Schwabb move unconcious people into totally controlled lifestyle. Nazis had similar plans, now with implanted chips much easier to implement nazzis plans.

[@ethanesposito85]

no, innovation requires resources. Innovation alone won't save us. it can help but the real problem that needs to be addressed is capitalism. We cant save earth until we destroy the system that depends on infinite growth like a cancer.

[@thiskneegrow]

@@ethanesposito85 yes and replace it with socialism which seeks to destroy innovation and the future of the economy.

[@ryuk790]

I've been searching for a good video for my students, this actually helps, thank you !

[@gm.Observer]

You would do much better to show them the documentary called Climate - the movie. No need to scare kids about bogus science.

[@opip1656]

Your an absolute disgrace of a teacher then 😂😂😂 hope you got all your injections 👍🏻🙏

[@romanple4021]

Wrong choice. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJ7Jg3puYrd7e6s&ab_channel=Clintel

[@VinceTomJones]

Make sure you share this with them too... the truth of the matter>>> A horse walks into a bar... says... First they called it "Global Warming"... well nobody believed that..... sooo they changed the name to "Climate Change" well nobody believed that either.. sooo they ran a competition to come up with a name that everybody would believe.... The winner was "The Sky is Falling".... let's see if that works ... don't hold your breath.. lol....

[@nwachoonyinyechi4165]

The video is wonderful ,it will help me to communicate well with Rural People and students when explaining Climate change and how to build a resilience climate change .

[@Senpai_Spide]

Thanks to entire team for sweet and melodious song and music.

[@윤소영-s1z]

Climate change is the biggest crisis we face. Now is the time for everyone to take action. I hope that after watching this video, more people will realize the seriousness of climate change and start taking even small actions. It is our responsibility to protect the Earth! Let us work together for a sustainable future.

[@kingakinmarin8987]

This is the best explanation on this video, thank you very much

[@muhsinagali9414]

Very useful for my exam😊🎉

[@upanisadinfinite]

The main problem of the climate change is "boundless human needs which the mother earth can not afford but die".

[@VinceTomJones]

Although then there is the truth of the matter>>>> A horse walks into a bar... says... First they called it "Global Warming"... well nobody believed that..... sooo they changed the name to "Climate Change" well nobody believed that either.. sooo they ran a competition to come up with a name that everybody would believe.... The winner was "The Sky is Falling".... let's see if that works ... don't hold your breath.. lol....

[@महरा-ड2म]

Thank You Very Very Much! 🙏

[@salpivartivarian1615]

I think there is a problem around 11:11. On the time line, you have marked various historical monuments, but they do not correspond to the dates you have indicated. The Ancient Greeks weren't around 250,000 years ago (they thrived from 1200 BCE to 323 BCE)! The start of the Ancient Egyptian civilization was 3100 BCE, not 450,000 years ago!!!

[@ibrarhussain1919]

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[@godisgoodguys]

I needed this so much because i have to do a non-chronological report of climate change.

[@Patel-nn3qq]

I was clicked on this for my lecturatte but I observed many things from this video, love from INDIA 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@piedpiper7583]

Climate change isn't caused by hotter temperatures but by increased oceanic swelling. Such oceanic swelling is what drives extreme weather patterns. Ships wakes, transport air pressure changes, wind power all contribute to increased waves and therefore extreme weather patterns

[@homeofcricket9870]

Very informative and the best video on the topic ❤

[@MaximumEfficiency]

CO2 = greenwashing

[@griffithglasgow3453]

This helped for my project

[@alexgoslar4057]

While Governments and scientists are finding ways to curb climate erosion bit by bit, under certain limited conditions, these measures will not suffice to stop climate erosion. Unless there is a feasible commercial system in place that is available to all people, the dire predicament will be unstoppable. The Geo-economics Transformation concept describes an opportunity for everyone to benefit financially from a CO2 reduction scheme. This topic has been submitted for discussion to the (T20) G-20 think tank and is scheduled for September. Your support is much appreciated. Best regards, Alex Goslar.

[@salpivartivarian1615]

I'm amazed at how calm he is as he is narrating this.

[@sunnylili15]

Omg, THANK YOU, THE BEST PERSON PERSON IN THE WORLD! Really, you explained everything straight forward and without any unwanted stuff, thanks to you I understood how this enormous circle works)

[@datpham1485]

The video sound is pretty good, beyond my imagination

[@ClickView]

Thanks for the feedback Dat!

[@void9837]

The earth recycles every year: Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall. The rain, snow, wind and regeneration of the forests happens supernaturally. The Sun remains the light of the day and the Moon is the light of the night. Humans manufacture oxygen for space travel, healthcare and scuba diving so we don't need trees to provide oxygen or clean the air. We have the resources to clean up the pollution, recycle plastic, recycle paper and recycle steele, but we need to improve the management of our government. The Ozone layer is proven to replenish itself automatically. God will create a new heaven and a new earth when the scriptures are fulfilled first. Isaiah 65;17, Luke 24:44

[@jaimesalgadoakajaime_the_d7537]

Great video and informative about climate change. For everyone . Thanks

[@Makeearthbetterplacetoli-xr2hq]

Good Effort and much needed content

[@mervynborjanovic1374]

Years ago, climate change was referred to as Summer, Autumn, Winter and Spring

[@vAmmonite]

blud did NOT read "long term"

[@ranukashaveendra806]

Thanks ❤️

[@vickythomas9188]

This actually helps me write my major research essay❤

[@gregjames9875]

The Little Ice Age (LIA) was a period of regional cooling, particularly pronounced in the North Atlantic region.[2] It was not a true ice age of global extent.[3] The term was introduced into scientific literature by François E. Matthes in 1939.[4] The period has been conventionally defined as extending from the 16th to the 19th centuries,[5][6][7] but some experts prefer an alternative timespan from about 1300[8] to about 1850. The Medieval Warm Period (MWP), also known as the Medieval Climate Optimum or the Medieval Climatic Anomaly, was a time of warm climate in the North Atlantic region that lasted from c. 950 to c. 1250.

[@jimskirtt5717]

1 hour and 22 minutes...but well worth watching! Make yourself a coffee and listen intently. kzbin.info/www/bejne/goqyfn6CeceYj6c

[@kentbryantcena817]

Grade 9 students?

[@vidyasekhar4727]

Here

[@PuqiaoNing]

Nah, 5th grade 😂

[@enjikun10]

Same ahhah

[@humoyuddin-s9h]

Earth is our hand 🙋‍♂️

[@leehuan60]

I need citations or references 😭

[@happyandhealthy888]

1:12 wonderful world of automated metrics and database

[@althearobertson4611]

I am here because of hurricane 🌀 an how much our world 🌎 has been changing from the Caribbean Islands 🏝

[@Thehafizbanks9904]

Share this with family and friends 🚨🚨🚨

[@VaishnaVinod-ic9ox]

Especially specially those in the Pacific and Caribbean

[@CS-gg5hx]

Sea level has been suddenly rising? Sea levels have been rising at the same rate for hundreds of years. It’s easy to find the statistics on NOAA’s website.

[@AksyonTVClarin24]

Hello.. Greetings! please let me use this video as me reference for our commentary program. thank you so much.. God Bless

[@_J.F_]

The problem has been well known for at least 20 years now and yet it remains largely unaddressed in most parts of the world. The explosive population growth along with the increased demand for energy consumption has not been the least affected by western world campaigns and switching to electric cars is not going to save earth, or the human species. There are still entire continents where the word pollution remains more or less an unknown, so unless the whole world 'lifts together' we reman doomed.

[@inshapraveen3222]

Wow amazing videos to understand the concepts

[@Imbhushan]

This is a global issue and not only the content to consume Indeed 💔

[@k_m_r_o_]

I am interested in using this video for educational purposes as part of my studies. May I have permission to use it in my research or coursework? I assure you that it will be used responsibly and only for academic purposes.

[@rrkcakes8286]

Thank you for this video

[@uzmaasim9185]

❤very helpfull video

[@janetgillespie6590]

Please use Ecosia browser ,and support tree planting around the world. Please reduce, reuse, repaiir, recycle Please buy natural, buy local, reduce synthetic, reduce imports. We can improve this. Thank you.

[@farxaancawil926]

climate change is a global issue and out future depends on the actions we take today. how is community works towards a more sustainable future

[@faizanshahzad382]

Thx so much clickveiw it really helped me for my assignment

[@faizanshahzad382]

4:27 is really useful

[@babuzabaganza4019]

This help me with my test

[@hammadullahsharf]

Very informative video

[@amuslimgirl490]

Thanks for your efforts 💖 You are doing such an important thing : you are identifing a real issue which can cause our end . Thank you for being a source to let people wake up from their sleep and understand the massive effect of Global Warming before it is too late .😢 You used an easy English so that everybody understands . Really thanks a million . 👌💗 Please continue on this great and informative contet .🙏

[@ClickView]

Thank you so much for your support!

[@terenceiutzi4003]

A cycle that has been repeating for millions of years!

[@KD-mi9gp]

NuclearPower Plant Reactors Russia -5 China -4 India -3 USA- 94 (Not Counting Naval/Commercial Shipping) U.S. Nuke Waste Buildup is now been Above ground since 1990

[@bricelegendnducho]

Thank you

[@ikaher17]

Hi creator, this is great video to explanation about climate change. Can i use this video to do my presentation? i have presentation about climate change. Don't worry, i will mention the creator of this video. Many thanks to you.

[@ClickView]

You sure can! Please just use the KZbin link. Good luck for your presentation :)

[@BintaConte-jq7vd]

Good morning friend How are you

[@kedarbogatee8604]

बहुत सुन्दर र और हृदय स्पार्सी कृषण भजन । साधुवाद ! काठमाडौ नेपाल !

[@AlvinYakitori060]

Good content except for the actionables, you forgot that poeple must also, and above all, demand to our governments for pushing environmental friendly policies. Some of us using metal straws has zero effect when the ocean is contaminated with petroleum...

[@wiesiawojtkowska]

Hi!

[@wiesiawojtkowska]

Don’t worry! Revelation 11:18

[@samidaher6458]

amazing video thanks.

[@LifeUnfiltered2293]

Same i make

[@lovisstewart2128]

Big up from Jamaica

[@shalenaporter18]

Very educational I ❤️ love. It.

[@HolyCity2012]

"individual responsibility"

[@MrFaerch]

I woyld like more details from the video... eg. How much does war and the military industry contribute to global emissions? How much energy could be saved if IoT, internet streaming etc. was halted? (All that green google-windmill energy could instead be used where fossil fuel is used? To which extend does solar storms, radiation etc. influence the temperature on earth over time? Has the temparature been rising the centuties just before the industrial revolution, and how much - and why? How much does the 1 pct. most rich people contribute to ressource usage and thereby co2 contribution? How much natural co2 does nature release through forest fires, volcanos, wild life etc.?

[@yaodongluo3035]

Please help save Planet Earth or else we will die of global warming, too! Help the environment by recycling and composting more than throwing garbage. I saw a can while I was at the park and that causes climate change! Eat more vegetables more than meat. Don’t use electricity more, also buying things that lasts very long like Anzac biscuits.

[@insanityrulestheday]

I saw for the past 2 years face masks thrown on the streets like garbage. There's real climate degradation for YOU. :-(

[@DJTFan2024]

How cute. You have been brainwashed by the liberal government’s man made climate change excuse.

[@wiesiawojtkowska]

Hi! Don’t worry! Revelation 11:18.

[@Wash3D122]

@Prince Agyapong lmaoooo

[@RhaegarATT]

@@Wash3D122 This wasn't funny in any way. Sheep see grass and they eat without any thought, just like you, you know that?

[@bharatbhushan5730]

We should be truthful to ourself

[@bharatbhushan5730]

We should be truthful to ourself, as well as collectively, there is need for research in different streams from botany to biology , from transport facilities to sustainable energy, from food security to cope with population increase and increase of elderly population unproptionly and so on

[@void9837]

We never had a WWI, or WWII because the treaties ending the war involved only a couple of countries. USA was attacked by Japan at Pearl Harbour unprovoked. They didn't surrender after the first atom bomb.

[@gamingspree8]

#SAVESOIL

[@andilouis8770]

Fun fact: China and Bhutan are called the "Land of the Dragon"

[@zarroooomi4124]

Good I need for homework

[@jonathanlal7426]

Need this to help me in my geography for tomorrow 😂

[@MadinaAminova-g4h]

Climate change is the observed and predicted long-term changes in average climatic indicators caused by human activity, as well as climate variability, including such anomalies as droughts, severe storms and floods.Unfortunately, this is an actual problem to this day.

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[@sqmzreal]

yh i'm here bc of school

[@OffiAmazon]

Yes.

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What an informative video...

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[@happyandhealthy888]

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[@khwajaram2896]

Thank you ClickView. Your video on Climate change is very informative and you have provided the solutions to the problem. I think every country knows about the solution but if these solutions are followed then don't you think the massive population will be left with no alternative. Please do not take me in a negative sense as I am mentioning on my personal experience. My cousin is a butcher and he is into this profession since childhood now all of a sudden he will be asked to leave his profession then I thing everyone associated with his output will be in a state of doldrums. He is supplying flesh to different organization and the supply in not in kgs but tonnes. it is the duty of every individuals to take the ownership then situation will come to a normal. Once I had a very rough argument with a chicken seller few years ago from then onwards I left consuming chicken, even during any occasion I would go for some other food item but not chicken. I think I did my part. If everyone takes the ownership then there will be a change sooner or later. Finally your video is an eye-opener and it should be brought to the notice of the legislature who can make some laws and the executive will have some binding effect. I believe it is just the game of Demand and Supply. Best Wishes. Khwaja Ram.

[@markwarren7116]

Bull sh*t

[@NasibaDavlatovaND]

Climate change refers to long-term changes in the average weather patterns that define Earth’s climate. It includes shifts in temperatures, precipitation patterns, sea levels, and the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events such as hurricanes, droughts, and heatwaves. Causes of Climate Change: 1. Natural Factors: Volcanic eruptions. Variations in solar radiation. Natural changes in greenhouse gas concentrations. 2. Human Activities (Anthropogenic Causes): Burning of Fossil Fuels: Releases carbon dioxide (CO₂) and other greenhouse gases. Deforestation: Reduces the planet's capacity to absorb CO₂. Industrial Activities: Emit large amounts of CO₂, methane (CH₄), and nitrous oxide (N₂O). Agriculture: Produces methane through livestock and rice farming. Effects of Climate Change: Rising Temperatures: Global warming, with average temperatures steadily increasing. Melting Polar Ice: Causes rising sea levels and threatens habitats. More Extreme Weather: Increased hurricanes, heatwaves, and heavy rains. Biodiversity Loss: Many species face extinction due to habitat destruction and changing climates. Economic and Social Impacts: Affects agriculture, water resources, health, and global economies. Why It Matters: Climate change poses significant risks to ecosystems, human societies, and economies. Addressing it requires global efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, transition to renewable energy, and adopt sustainable practices.

[@nelsomario10]

We are having an impact on the planet’s environment sure, however, regardless of what we do the planet’s atmosphere changes from time to time. As you accurately pointed out there have been multiple ice ages and global warming with the impact of humans. We should definitely try not pollute the planet but to blame the change on us is wrong.

[@ethanesposito85]

sorry but it is mostly us that is causing this destruction, all this catastophe isnt normal. Its the burning of fossil fuels mainly.

[@ethanesposito85]

trying to deny it is stupid

[@Ethicalnews-d5c]

Wow tanks

[@KD-mi9gp]

There are roughly around 400 nuclear Powered Naval Warships in operation around the planet.-(85-90% over conventional powered ships) And roughly about 24 Nuclear Powered “other” commercial ships (Ice Breakers, Container ships. These vessels on average are in commission for 25 years, and generate 2 metric Tons of a nuclear waste per year. Can you guess where all that Waste Goeth ?? Hint, you don’t need a shovel on the water.

[@WicheGold]

❤

[@KD-mi9gp]

Less Fossil Fuels,!! More Nuclear Waste !! More Corporate legislative Freedom!! Less Civil Rights!! And More Governmental Re-education Institutions !!

[@OHMLOH]

I stay in New Zealand, I somehow observed that the shadow of my house has been changing through many years, it becomes shorter in the summer, my question is that could it be the earth position in relation to the sun has been changing, due the ever moving of the universe? This has resulted in the intensity and the duration of sunlight has changed in different parts of the world, and the earth is trying to adjust to this. Please comment. Thank you

[@jimskirtt5717]

No. The shadow is due to the Earth's tilt and orbit. The Earth's elliptical orbit around the Sun is fixed due to gravity warping time and space. However, there are a number of wobbles. One, the Milankovitch Cycle, causes Ice Ages. It looks like another has been discovered which gives us very cold times for shorter periods. The air is certainly cleaner, which allows more solar radiation to strike the surface. Over the past few decades, CO2 has given us a slight warming (maybe less than 1°c). However, CO2 cannot provide much more (any more?) heat as the absorption bands within the atmosphere are taken up by water vapour, so the future is one of fairly serious cooling, especially by 2035 for the Northern Hemisphere, despite ever-rising levels of CO2. This will slowly become public knowledge.

[@thomassabados6748]

Look up milankovich cycles for that explanation. The other respondent is wrong. The Earth's orbit isn't fixed, neither is the tilt

[@ThatPolishMapper.]

Now almost every day ireland is covered in clouds

[@yhasanmm]

Action needed

[@kennethtaylor9629]

Yeah

[@LegentLim]

There are many large meteorites in Space that hit the Sun, causing extremely large explosions to occur continuously on the surface of the Sun. If this happens, will the temperature and sea level of the Earth rise significantly ?

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