Save The Earth!

Is it really important? 

Most debates as to whether climate change is real or not have arisen constantly. Mankind faces one of its greatest ever issues. What is the issue? The increase of the average global temperature and resulting changes in the Earth’s climate cycle, commonly known as climate change, is global warming. Many experimental pieces of evidence suggest strengthening of the climate system. The water is growing and the seas become hotter. Longer, more severe droughts endanger plants, fauna and sources of freshwater. The range of life on this planet is compromised by the changing climate, from polar bears in the Antarctic to coral turtles off the coast of Africa.

We have a problem

Even if humans were badly affected, they are also the biggest contributors to the climate change. Increase in the atmosphere mostly occurs in release from fossil fuel burning or removal of gasses such as carbon dioxide and methane. Climate change is not far-reaching, we have a long-term problem in a couple of decades. The irony is that it is happening right now and affects all small and large corporations.  Existing coasts are going to change with the ocean levels growing, for instance, and some territories are being submerged. Cities and businesses will need to relocate to build new homes and buildings and to bid for highly desirable property.

So, it is a hoax! 

There were several situations where researchers have collected data that allow a slight issue to develop into a bigger issue. Another reason that I encountered while analyzing articles on the internet is the situation where leaked emails by a UK scientist seem to demonstrate that the evidence on global climate change has dramatically changed. Regarding this, when presented overall, the information was confirmed not to be exaggerated the suggestion that perhaps the data was incorrect came from seeing several bits of information and not seeing all available data. This could, in my belief, have always been a plan pulled by unbelievers to support their case against climate change.

I Refute 

Climate Change, I believe, should not take part in discussion as to whether the situation is right, and it should not be a science feature of the world and human factors like ethics and morality. I suppose, people’s beliefs are not affecting Earth’s average temperature increase, then why would beliefs be included? An illustration of this can be the statement “all men are created equal.” People choose to believe what they want, and they may not agree that all are equal. The truth is, nevertheless, that everybody on this planet is a human, regardless of their nationality, language, culture and color of the body. The views and reality on climate change should never be intertwined. I suggest that just because the convictions of one individual refute a scientifically proven truth, the belief should not be taken into consideration. CNN also found that a majority of scientists believe that climate change is real, according to several researches conducted in the U.S., in January 2009.

In conclusion

Climate change is a persistent contentious issue and some would like to believe the phenomenon was wrong, but the facts and figures are enough to confirm the reality of climate change. All of us comply to global warming from films and documentaries to statistics to polls. The truth was said and personal beliefs and values should not impact what has been experimentally demonstrated, whether or not criticizers agree. Sure, in certain instances exaggeration was used, but there are way more ample evidences to confirm the fact. However, little conclusive evidence or statistical scientific data are accessible in personal beliefs such as morals and principles.

Nesma Abdelrazek

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