Question

What is the Global Warming Issue

Answer 1

Answer:

Global warming is an effect on our planet that is caused by carbon dioxide being trapped in our atmosphere. When the carbon dioxide is trapped, it is bouncing off the bottom layer of the clouds. Some escapes into outer space, but most of it stays. We cause global warming, by using vehicles, making asphalt, burning fossil fuels, and many more.

An effect of global warming is our poles oceans are melting. When our polar caps melt most of the way, we will experience a lot of flooding for many coastal cities. We will also experience extreme weather, like stronger hurricanes, larger thunderstorms, and larger areas effected by other natural disasters.

One thing we can do to stop or slow down these effects is to use vehicles less (or make better vehicles for the environment), stop burning fossil fuels, and make a world-wide law to prevent certain things from commencing. Nuclear bombs are also a problem to global warming. We will hopefully never reach that problem.

Answer 2

Answer:

Global Warming

Explanation:

It's the direct and indirect societal and environmental modifications caused by man in surroundings, mostly compacted by climatic changes the upper atmosphere and the depletion of basic life-supporting resources, global warming that creates huge changes in sea levels and which is said to impact the precipitation patterns around the world. Seasonal reverse in winds and the shifting of climatic regions further away from the center. The impact of extreme weather patterns on a large scale such as the heat waves and cold waves that cause large scale migration of human settlements. Rising regional imbalances from coastal areas to mountainous terrains.  Rising temperature from 1 to 3 degrees increase in mean global temperature from 2007 to 2100 leading to drought and depletion of agricultural output. Increasing oceanic salinity and oceanic acidification.