No, there is very little anything or anyone can do to protect against global warming. The only way is to stop it continuing. To do this we have to stop burning fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas) in industry, transport and the generation of electricity. We have to move entirely to renewable energy (solar, wind, hydro, tidal and wave, geothermal and biofuel), and we have to plant billions of trees.
Global warming changes the temperature and weather patterns of the planet. Plants are force to move north to find the cooler climates they are accustomed too. This will also change growth patterns as they my bloom earlier and live long, which alters the response of the animals dependent on them.
Global warming has already caused countless deaths due toincreased instances of catastrophic weather events (floods, tornadoes, cyclones)starvation and malnutrition due to loss of crops from these weather eventsspread of tropical diseases due to expanding tropical regionsincreased humidity in the air due to warmer oceans can cause major snow events
Students should learn about global warming from the earliest years, as soon as they learn about turning off lights and computers. They have to look at the ethical questions of acting and not acting as well as the effects and remedies. Students are the adults of the future who will be living through global warming. They deserve to understand what legacy we have left them.
Everyone is affected by global warming, in some way or another. Coastal areas around the world are threatened by flooding from rising sea levels, and severe storms which can combine with high tides to flood croplands, city suburbs and subways. Countries in Africa are experiencing droughts and famine. North America and Europe suffer from extreme heat waves and extreme winters. Thousands of people have died already just from the heat waves.
Considering that the warmer temperature is melting the permafrost and releasing huge amounts of methane, the change in sea temperature is changing the climate patterns causing drought, the ocean levels have risen it may well be too late. The best we can hope for is to adjust to a new "normal" that isn't too hard on our species.
As we are all living on the planet we are all responsible for the global warming.
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Yes, global warming does affect all the living creatures. Irregular weather patterns and floods in the lowlands are just but examples of how global warming affects everybody.
All living things will be the victims!
We share one atmosphere so global warming effects all climates, oceans and living beings world-wide.
all animals and living organisms are affected by global warming, including zebras..
i think it is bad as it is raising the sea level which can result sinking of land masses.as the name 'global warming' says that heating of the earth which can result in perishing many living organisms.hence global warming is very bad.
If we can reduce and slow global warming, then that will mitigate its impact on penguins, as well as on every other living thing on the planet.We can reduce global warming by:Changing from fossil fuel energy to renewable energyPlanting billions of trees.Until this happens we can all: Seriously reduce our use of electricity and petroleum.
If global warming continues unchecked then the world will get warmer and warmer and yes, you will die, along with every other living thing on the earth. Another View. However, there has been no warming for 17 years. Whether this is simply a pause, remains to be seen. There have also been cooling trends, examples: North America has seen three straight years of very cold winters, and also cooler summers.
No, animals will have their habitats destroyed and plant and tree species will disappear. Actually, everything living on the planet are victims of global warming, but humans are the cause of it.
Not living in a flood plain is usually sufficient.
Destruction of ozone can cause UV rays to come in. This can even cause global warming.