For millions and millions of years, Earth has been adapting and changing throughout the course of history. There are very advanced developments, but in the meanwhile, a lot of new dangers have been posed to the planet and everything on it too. One of the major problems the world is having now is global warming. So, what is global warming? Global warming is the change in climate and environment caused by the greenhouse effect and the rise in CO2 concentrations in the atmosphere, causing more direct sunlight, thereby resulting in a rise of the temperature of the Earth.
People all around the world have been arguing and debating over whether humans are the main cause of global warming. To answer this, we will first have to go back into history. Exactly how did global warming happen before humans even existed? The answer to that is volcanoes. The eruptions burn through the forest and plains that have first existed on Earth, and the gas it releases goes into the atmosphere. Also, volcanoes emit other greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide and sulfur dioxide.
But what really is killing our world? How many volcanic eruptions happens in a year? According to data that we have gathered, there were 39 eruptions in the year of 2012. Do you think that is equivalent to the amount of harm humans are doing to the world? No, of course not! It was not since the industrial revolution started when more and more trees have been being cut down for agriculture and lumber and fossil fuels were mined and combusted that the consequences of global warming are having a detrimental impact on our environment. How about the animals that live there? The ecosystem completely breaks down and animals go extinct.
Our world is dying and we are the murderers. Don’t only think that we are killing ourselves, we are killing everyone with us and the other life that depends on our planet. THE ENTIRE PLANET IN ITS NATURAL STATE IS BEING ALTERED. There’s nothing in this life or the next that can replace the damage that we have done. Save the world, save the planet, make it a better place, please. Think for on behalf of future generations. Hopefully, our generation will make more of an effort to help the world that we have inherited from older generations. IT’S UP TO US TO SAVE THIS WORLD.
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