Climate Change

climate change as we know it is a major problem

when it comes to the condition of our beloved planet,

glaciers are melting.

Sea levels are rising in.

Climates of certain areas are training significantly high.

I'm some random student and I'm here to talk about

and I'm here to talk about the rising problem with

climate change and what can be done to reduce it

slash prevent it.

Let's get into it.

Shall we glaciers are very important to us as the

store, one of the earth's only sources of fresh water.

So the more they melt, the more fresh water will

be lost when mixing with the ocean's saltwater.

Mhm. This right here is a picture of the glaciers

in the arctic 100 years ago.

Looks nice.

Right. Well, this is them.

Now notice the difference.

One has a great wall full of fresh water while

the other one has nothing but undrinkable shot water.

And because these glaciers are melting, sea levels would rise

and cities like new york will be the next Atlantis

picture it.

People will one day be scuba diving and see the

statue of Liberty in the ocean steps with fish swimming

all around it Now, wouldn't that be fun?

I think it would.

Anyway. Moving on, another issue when it comes to climate

change is a large amounts of toxic gases being released

into the atmosphere, Gases like methane are both trapping all

the hot gases from leaving and destroying the ozone that

protects us from the sun's toxic raise.

It's incredibly important that we have this Siberia as it's

the only thing stopping the sun's rays from touching our

skin and giving us skin cancer.

Yes. Skin cancer.

It happened in Australia.

Look it up.

A lot of these gases are produced by everything.

Everyday things like certain cars and the kind of energy

people use.

What I mean by that.

I'm referring to the use of non renewable energy sources.

The most used energy sources well oil, which isn't good

for the earth at all.

It damages the air and destroys bodies of water once

spilled. Hence why many companies have pushed the idea of

going green, which simply means using renewable energy as the

main energy source in the United States or globally take

solar energy.

For example, it doesn't harm the environment, It's a renewable

energy source and it doesn't produce dangerous gases along with

healthier energy sources.

Car brands have also been pushing the idea of instead

of using gas cars to use electric cars.

Mhm. As you can see, many things can be done

to reduce the effects of climate change.

But how can we go to seek change?

Well, an obvious choice as well protest.

But knowing how certain people are, people will take the

opportunity and start looting and do all sorts of bad

things that happened with BLM and it could very much

happen again back to what I was saying.

However, we can also start by installing various solar panels

throughout the world, whether on buildings or on houses.

I know from personal experience is that in my area

a lot of people have built solar panels on their

roofs, which is very, very good to see.

We could also install more windmills in big open areas

to serve as alternatives for energy sources aside from oil.

Yeah, well, of course, comes the bad side of this

plan being held.

These energy sources only work in certain conditions.

That being said, I could see people rebelling and continue

using non renewable energy sources such as oil or natural

gas is like uh smoke produced from fire.

I hate that basically anti maskers with the coronavirus all

over again.

On the bright side.

However, if people cooperate and don't start World World Three,

the planet would potentially be a better slash healthier place.

Oceans will be clean from the oil, toxic toxic gases

will be produced in large, large amounts and climates won't

change the point where places like the, like the Sahara

desert gets no.

Well, that's how I'm going to say.

I hope you guys have a great day or night

and thanks for listening to my ted talk.

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