1. What are the problems about Climate Change?

As we burn up the planets coal, oil and gas supplies and destroy vast areas of forests and
peatlands, greenhouse gases are pouring into the atmosphere and disrupting the delicate balance of
gases that sustains life on our planet. This is changing our world and having devastating impacts on
people and environments.

The overwhelming majority of climate scientists all agree on this the rising global
temperatures weve recently experienced are down to human activity. The unawareness, ignorance and
apathy among people are the biggest problems.

2. What is climate change?

Climate change is the unconstant change of average atmospheric conditions in a certain region over
a period of time. Climate change is driven by factors such as changes in the atmospheric concentration
of greenhouse gases and aerosols, land cover and radiation, and their combinations, which then result in
what is called radiative forcing (positive or warming and negative or cooling effect). We do not know
how these different drivers will specifically affect the future climate, but the model simulation will
provide estimates of its plausible ranges.

3. Reason why we are experiencing climate change.

The warming is extremely rapid on the geologic time scale, and no other factor can explain it but
because of human irresponsible activities and emission of greenhouse gases.

4. What are the effects of climate change?

The negative effects includes:

Gradual increasing of climate and temperature , with more extreme and disastrous weather;
Coral reefs and other sensitive habitats are already starting to die;
Longer term, if emissions rise unchecked, destabilize governments;
Produce waves of refugees;
Precipitate the sixth mass extinction of plants and animals in the Earths history, and
Melt the polar ice caps, causing the seas to rise high enough to flood most of the worlds
coastal cities.

The emissions that create those risks are happening now, raising deep moral questions for our
generation.

5. What we must to do to save our Earth's Environment?

We need to step up our use of clean energy like wind, wave, tidal and solar energy Fortunately,
there is practical, achievable action we can take now to minimize the amount of greenhouse gases
reaching the upper atmosphere. A low carbon economy with minimal use of fossil fuels and to make our
energy production more efficient. We also need to redesign our transport system by improving and
increasing the use of public transport, stopping airport expansion and massively increasing the efficiency
of our petrol driven vehicles, and then replacing them, first with hybrids, and ultimately electric vehicles.
 In summary, environmental awareness must be present in every individual, united efforts among all
the inhabitants (humans, animals, and other living creature), and personal responsibility; keeping all
these together in harmony would possibly end up the earths problem on climate change.
6. What are the evidences of climate change?
The impacts of climate change are already being felt. Average global temperatures have risen
every decade since the 1970s, and the 10 warmest years on record have all occurred since 1997.
Glaciers, permafrost and sea ice are disappearing. Sea levels are rising, coral reefs dying, seasons
changing and extreme weather events becoming more common. The impacts of climate change are
already responsible for killing an estimated 315,000 people every year and damaging ecosystems. And
this is just the beginning the science predicts that anything more than 2C rise in global temperatures
puts us on the road to potentially catastrophic problems. There will be more flooding, more drought,
more disease, more famine and more war, creating hundreds of millions of refugees and causing the
destruction of entire ecosystems and species.