How long will it take before global warming takes over?

Answer 1

1: Global warming is happening at this moment. There is no possible way to stop it, even if every nation took maximum effort right now. What we can hope for is that we can slow it down a little.

2: It's not as hopeless as that. It depends on what we do. If we keep going and don't change anything, we would be having serious effects in about a few hundred years. Things we can do to prevent that, is really increasing the growth rate of trees would-over time-significantly decrease Co2 pollution. During the time we save, we'll have more time to switch to a newer, cleaner, renewable energy source. And in 300-600 years, we'll have a very green planet.

Answer 2

If we really increase the growth rate of trees-over time-it could significantly decrease Co2 pollution. Also, everybody doing little things that reduce emissions. During the time we save, we'll have more time to switch to a newer, cleaner, renewable energy source, and alternates for things like cars and dryers. So to answer your question, if we do this, it'll take at least 100 years to start making a difference, and 300-500 to actually start reducing Co2. Keep your spirits up, it's not hopeless.

Well, it's we who can stop global warming. We are the people who started it. We can help by:

• Using environmentally friendly products.
• Not littering.
• Not polluting.
• Not chopping down trees.
• Saving energy.
• Not polluting the ocean with boat oil.
• Saving habitats of animals.
• By walking not using cars.
• Use the stairs instead of lifts or escalators.
• Dry your clothes outside instead of using a dryer.
• Use solar panels if you can.
• Use energy saving light bulbs.
• Use cloth or paper bags, if you are going to use plastic bags please make sure you don't throw them outside, or you can reuse plastic bags by storing them and using them when you need them.

There are many more ways you can help!! it will take a long time

Answer 3

It depends who you ask. Climate takes years to change, unlike the weather which can change several times a day.

Dozens of studies have been carried out, most come to entirely different conclusions depending on who carried out the studies.

Some conclude big effects are already happening others deny this and conclude it is a natural cycle and entirely in keeping with the normal course of events.

Answer 4

We'll only know when it's too late, i.e., in about six years.

Answer 5

It is already very serious, many people believe that we are already well past the tipping point of being able to do anything to prevent it.