The Impact of Global Warming on the Environment

The assignment provides a detailed analysis of the effects of global warming on the environment, including the melting of ice caps, changing climatic conditions, and the impact on human societies. It also discusses the role of human activities in contributing to global warming, such as the exploitation of natural resources, pollution, and climate change. The document concludes with potential solutions to mitigate the effects of global warming, including reducing greenhouse gas emissions, promoting sustainable practices, and protecting ecosystems.

Global issue

Table of content
Summary......................................................................................................................................1
Relevance.....................................................................................................................................1
Opinion........................................................................................................................................1
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................3

Summary
Global Warming has detrimental effects on the entire world and has resulted in drastic
manner due to exploitation of natural resources by humans. According to author, this has led to
melting of ice caps and changing climatic conditions involve extreme temperatures due to
presence of atmospheric carbon dioxide. In order to overcome this challenge, people from all
around the world must become vigilant and ensure promotion of afforestation and conservation
of natural resources like oceans, wildlife sanctuaries and more must be preserved with adherence
to strict guidelines. Lastly, the sustainability must be implemented in all walks of life with
dedication and compassion to save mankind.
Relevance
It is significant in terms of minimizing the effects on the human race. Global warming
has paved the path of erratic and uncertain climatic changes which must be mitigated on an
immediate basis. This incremental temperature of earth's surface influenced the rainfall patterns,
flow of streams, agricultural methodologies and more.
Opinion
As said by Hughes and et.al., 2018, global surface temperature is indicator of climate
change. There has been increase in 15% rate in global warming. The emission of nitrogen oxide
in atmosphere has highly impacted global environment. The article states that there has been 1%
indirect rise in emissions. The author agrees that global warming is due to human activities and
exploitation of natural resources. The people are highly dependent on natural resources to fulfil
their needs. There are no restrictions implemented which stop human to use resources. Moreover,
rise in population is also playing significant role in global warming. It has resulted in increasing
needs. Furthermore, high use of fossil fuels by industries have resulted in emission of nitrogen in
climate.
According to Baer and Singer, 2016., excessive use of natural resources has led to its
depletion. This has changed the overall context of climate all over the world. Thus, humans are
the only factors which lead to global warming and now the situation can not be reversed.
However, on the other hand, Alfieri and et.al., 2015, it is not in complete agreement that
global warming cannot be reversed which has occurred due to only anthropogenic activities.
There are number of factors that led to this rise of earth's temperature. This involves ocean
acidification and slow melting of ice caps and polar sheets for longer durations and might be
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prevented by covering these sheets with spraying of sunlight blocking chemicals to protect the
rise of temperature. Additionally, this acidification would be reduced by saying no to plastic and
promote environmental friendly practices like planting trees, using organic products etc. Along
with dumping waste in more sustainable ways such as promoting recycling of garbage in
accordance to the materials by removing the hazardous chemicals like Nickel, carbonate before
throwing it into water bodies like ponds, small rivers.
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REFERENCES
Books and Journals
Alfieri, L. and et.al., 2015. Global warming increases the frequency of river floods in
Europe. Hydrology and Earth System Sciences. 19(5). pp.2247-2260.
Baer, H. and Singer, M., 2016. Global warming and the political ecology of health: Emerging
crises and systemic solutions. Routledge.
Hughes, T.P. and et.al., 2018. Global warming transforms coral reef
assemblages. Nature, 556(7702), p.492.
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