A term, situation, responsibility, possible collision. Global Warming! That is the phrase behind our actions and inactive behavior toward our planet Earth. Our goal here at Climate-Changer is to reach more and more of you who are willing to contribute to the one and only goal - Reduce Global Warming and Change Climate!
Here on this blog with my fellow tiankata, and others who will join later, we will try to stop the nonsense pollution, expose the factors, organizations, countries and people who contribute for enhancing the Earth’s natural greenhouse effect, and give you the whole and sometimes untold truth.
If you are not so familiar with Global Warming be aware that measurements of temperature, taken by instruments all over the world, have revealed that during the 20th century the Earth’s surface and lowest part of the atmosphere warmed up on average by about 0.6°C. Man-made emissions of greenhouse gases, including carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide have increased largely during this period as a result of the burning of fossil fuels for energy and transportation, and land use changes including deforestation for agriculture. The Global Warming concern has grown so much that makes connected these two phenomena.
If we continue to do all the things in the way we have till now the Climate will change rapidly and this will probably be too great to allow many ecosystems to suitably adapt. Results of this will be wildlife and species extinction, affection of human agriculture, forestry, water resources and health. Such significant impacts will due to changes in rainfall and snowfall, sea level, and the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events. It is expected that the societies currently under social, economic and climatic stresses (most of these are 3rd world nations) will be worst affected and less adaptable. Huge number of people in developing world, low-lying islands, coastal regions and all other places on Earth will be exposed to unimaginable events.
Practically said we need to use resources, particularly fossil-fuel-derived energy, more efficiently, re-using and recycling products where possible, and developing renewable forms of energy which are inexhaustible and do not pollute the atmosphere. If we follow this aim and other, which we shall discuss later on our pages, we can Change the Climate!
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