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mr Goodwill [35]
4 years ago
9

Based on what you’ve seen in the video, why is solving climate change complicated?

Biology
2 answers:
spayn [35]4 years ago
4 0

Answer:

The climate system is highly complex, as are the human institutions that are affected by and that must respond to climate change. The difficulty of developing sound strategies for responding to climate change, and of building public support for such strategies, stems in part from the inherent complexity of the issue.Explanation:

morpeh [17]4 years ago
3 0

Answer: down there

Explanation:

Climate change is hard to solve because of these three factors, Greenhouse gases, slash and burn, and air and ocean pollution (Ocean acidification). Greenhouse gases is a part of this. We actually need greenhouse gases to keep the earth from turning into a snowball at night. And not to burn us alive during the day. You may ask why do we need this and why would it causes this. Well, Greenhouses gases are what made the earths ozone layer protect us from the suns deadly rays and from supper cold nights. So some greenhouse gases are good, but not all. Human Factors are what make the earth way to hot that it should be, making glaciers melt and temperatures to rise. For examples of greenhouses gases are, car gases, power plants, and stuff from the industrial revolution. the One wee need are Natural factors. Another way it hard to solve is pollution by garbage and plastic. Some plastics is are not renewable resources and have to get burned. Another way is when people just throw there garbage on the floor. Yes, people still do this, even if the animals don't eat plastics, plastics can dissolve in water but its never really gone. This is called microplastic. Microplastic is in everything now, from lakes, river, ocean, and even drinking water. Microplastic is not good for you but it wont kill you. It can cause you to get very sick though. But don't worry its not that bad at all.  would like me to explain ocean acidification?

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