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https://news.yahoo.com/climate-change-be...soc_trk=ma

What do you think?

[Dismas]

It's commonly known that CO2 levels increase as time passes and this was the case even before humans arrived. While the change is very apparent, I'm of the opinion we've exaggerated humanity's impact on this. As a result, people are proposing solutions that are unrealistic when it comes to reducing CO2's ppm.

As countries with international trade, we should respect each other's wishes. Penalizing countries that are beyond negligent is the best way forward. Embargoes, tariffs, and economic incentives are the best way to convince other countries to work together. Importing products that are directly responsible for pollution encourages the negligent countries to continue doing as they have.

[Miamoo]

Yes, Climate change is very real and threatning the world as can be witnessed by incidents of natural calamities happening all over. This probably is the negative impact of the developments taking place. Natural resources like forests are being destroyed in the name of development. In some parts of the world, sea is being encroached upon to attract tourism. If nature is not disturbed we would not have been facing these disasters. Global warming and climate change is very serious issue which needs to be tackled with topmost priority to save living species from becoming extinct.

[Boudica]

Climate Change is undeniably real. Be alive for long enough and you'll witness the changes.

The human impact is what is actually being debated. I am of the thought that it matters neither here nor there about blame, but we need to figure out what to do about it. How do we prevent floods and natural disasters? How do we ensure long term survival, not just for us, but for other creatures on earth? Easier said than done.

I personally hope enough people are interested in biomechanical engineering and other such fields that can protect us as the weather continues to change.

[Alex1759]

It's not that the climate doesn't change... it has always changed and will continue to...it's about how much of that change is unnatural and a direct consequence from human activity.

[SCARIO]

The oxygen level in the lakes is decreasing, therefore the surface waters of the lakes are warming. global climate change, my opinion it is true.

[mothered]

Climate Change is undeniably real.

Absolutely.

Be alive for long enough and you'll witness the changes.

I think we already have.

Extreme heat and flooding, a significant Impact on agricultural yields and rising seal levels - all of which were not affected centuries ago.

[d4ggm4sk]

There are mountains in Nepal and central Asia, where there used to be glaciers and snow on them.
they have taken photograps each year of them, and today, all of the snow is gone.
100-years is too short of a timespan for these natural disasters to happen.
like if you have an appartment, would you smoke every day inside and just throw garbage on the floor?
predict yourself what shithole your appartment would be if you did that for only 5-10 years.

protect the environment.

[Boudica]

Climate Change is undeniably real.

Absolutely.

Be alive for long enough and you'll witness the changes.

I think we already have.

Extreme heat and flooding, a significant Impact on agricultural yields and rising seal levels - all of which were not affected centuries ago.

I agree, although, I meant this more on a personal level. Someone might notice record heat/cold year on year. Or they may see their local landscape change from how it looked 5-10 years ago. There's subtle and not so subtle signs everywhere. It's more believable when you see it with your own two eyes, though.

[Greenleaf]

Climate change is very real. I believe the changes in weather all over is due to the global warming brought about by indiscriminate development by destroying forests and depleting natural resources. Repair to damages done to the environment should begin as early as possible.