Climate change is principally caused by mankind.
Not the people themselves but their actions
and destructive measures. Deforestation causing less carbon dioxide absorption, lack of conservation in
both water and electricity causing more power generation in industrial plants, irresponsible waste
disposal causing contamination in both land and water, excessive consumption and manufacturing of
goods causing more work load in factories, and full dependency on modern transportation causing
emissions of harmful chemicals to the atmosphere contributes to the drastic change of natural climate.
The infamous greenhouse gases which are emitted by the combustion of fossil fuels through
transportation and occupations are responsible for the global temperature increase.
With these being stated, with a broad and collective view of these actions of human beings, they
can heavily alter the natural climate through the trending temperature increase, increased
contamination of the terrestrial and marine ecosystems, and the destruction of natural habitats of
animal species that consequently brings them to extinction. All of which are primarily caused by
destructive human activities. Global warming is the prime representative case of climate change. Global
warming itself can cause heavier rainfall, frequent flooding, melting of glaciers in polar regions, and
immediate forest fires.
With an initiative and cooperation, we can mollify the effects of climate change. People must
engage in tree planting campaigns to restore the lost greens. Humans should conserve energy and water
by only consuming the necessary amount of these resources. Always put in mind that we need to
segregate our wastes. Don’t be fully dependent on modern transportation, you can travel by foot if the
destination isn’t far. By complying to these measures, new trees can start to absorb carbon dioxide,
terrestrial and marine contamination will be lessened, and emissions of greenhouse gases that causes
temperature rise and consequently heavy storms shall eventually decrease.
