Global warming is the main concern these days, but believe it or not lots of people don't believe in global warming. Some people say that, just like in the 1970s it was just something we believed and not actual facts, because as has been pointed out in the 70s we thought global cooling was happening.
Some argue we've had the coldest temperature in years, this is true but we've also had our hottest temperatures in years. If you look at any given state, lets take Nebraska for example, it has had some of the coldest temperatures in years, but if you look at the top three hottest years, they're guaranteed to be in the past 10-15 years.
Or we could go onto a world scale. Greenland for example, (which is not green it's normal all iced over) is warmer than it was ten years ago. 8 degrees Fahrenheit actually. That's a lot to heat the atmosphere, it takes a lot of energy to raise the overall temperature that much. Greenland's ice is melting which is causing the ocean's to rise, (not just Greenland but it contributes a lot) the biggest problem is that millions of people live only about 3 feet above sea level. Believe it or not, there are islands that are being discovered because of this melting ice. Islands people never knew existed; they were thought to have been connected to Greenland. This is proof.
Global warming is happening whether people want to believe it or not. Even if it's not because of human impact on the environment.
Whether or not you believe in global warming you can't deny that at the rate we're using fossil fuels and the amounts of CO2 we're pumping into the atmosphere that it was bound to happen eventually, even if it didn't we're running out of fossil fuels so the world, the U.S especially, is going to be hurting when we use all of it up, even if global warming hadn't begun yet, or killed millions. Yet.
Just food for thought: You could do so much to help stop the rapid use of fossil fuels; walk, instead of drive, etc.. Saving our resources, especially our fossil fuels and energy is going to become important in our very near future.
Some argue we've had the coldest temperature in years, this is true but we've also had our hottest temperatures in years. If you look at any given state, lets take Nebraska for example, it has had some of the coldest temperatures in years, but if you look at the top three hottest years, they're guaranteed to be in the past 10-15 years.
Or we could go onto a world scale. Greenland for example, (which is not green it's normal all iced over) is warmer than it was ten years ago. 8 degrees Fahrenheit actually. That's a lot to heat the atmosphere, it takes a lot of energy to raise the overall temperature that much. Greenland's ice is melting which is causing the ocean's to rise, (not just Greenland but it contributes a lot) the biggest problem is that millions of people live only about 3 feet above sea level. Believe it or not, there are islands that are being discovered because of this melting ice. Islands people never knew existed; they were thought to have been connected to Greenland. This is proof.
Global warming is happening whether people want to believe it or not. Even if it's not because of human impact on the environment.
Whether or not you believe in global warming you can't deny that at the rate we're using fossil fuels and the amounts of CO2 we're pumping into the atmosphere that it was bound to happen eventually, even if it didn't we're running out of fossil fuels so the world, the U.S especially, is going to be hurting when we use all of it up, even if global warming hadn't begun yet, or killed millions. Yet.
Just food for thought: You could do so much to help stop the rapid use of fossil fuels; walk, instead of drive, etc.. Saving our resources, especially our fossil fuels and energy is going to become important in our very near future.
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