CLIMATE CHANGE

Climate Change

Climate Change

Introduction

This paper has been written with regards to the impact of climate change and serious socio-economic and security consequences for the developed as well as the developing nations in the world. With regards to these factors such as pollution on the land, ocean pollution and the other aspects that have a negative impact on the climate have been discussed. Furthermore, the concept of Zero-carbon house has been suggested and ways have also been suggested to reduce pollution (Jackson, 2001, 60).

Environmental issue has always been the social concern because of the degree of ecological problems which are getting increasingly severe. So some people as well as the scientists think the efforts that individual make are useless in improving the environment, but it would be a great change, however, government and large company take measure in combating the environmental situation. Admittedly, government and large companies have played a pivotal role in improving the environment (Dobson, 2007, 276). With the monitoring and supervision of government, laws and policy related to protection of the environment can be implemented effectively. Likewise, by the efforts those companies make, especially for the chemical corporations with factories that involve their manufacture and production in ecosystems. It would benefit the environment as a whole, though; these companies ensure the abidance of eco-friendly policy.

Climate Change

The question concerns what may appear to be the relatively simple matter of recent trends in the Earth's average temperature, specifically in the period since 1998 (Sharma 2005, pp. 20). As noted by Stefan Rahmstorf in late 2009, the “blogosphere” has recently become saturated with the “meme” or viral idea that the Earth had been cooling since 1998. The claim that the Earth has recently been cooling is indeed a common theme among the climate skeptics' arguments, and has typically been presented as a refutation of the claim that a steady increase in atmospheric CO2 is another cause of global warming. According to several researches, it has shown that around 6.6 ton (at about Carbon of 15,000 pounds) of greenhouse gases is emitting per individual per year. However, this emission of Carbonic gases has increased about 3.4 percent during the years of 1990 to 1997 (Selna 2009, pp. 10). This exponential increasing in Carbonic or Greenhouse gases is creating an alarming situation for the well being of human life as well as for all creature of earth. About 82 percent of these emissions are rising from fossil fuels for generating power and electricity for cars and vehicle. The rest, of emissions are consisted of methane, coming from our raising livestock, landfills, coal and natural gas pipelines, and of course industries and chemical plants are also contributing in this disaster.

From this sense, it is the responsibility of every person to not only secure own lives, but also the entire creature. In comparison to other countries, the United States is at high risk of green gases per person than the other countries in the world. This emission of consuming electricity depends on the population of ...