The Affects of Where We Live

Global warming is more serious than people have thought. Increasing temperatures is causing the Earth’s climate to rise at an alarming rate. “In my view, climate change is the most severe problem that we are facing today—more serious even than the threat of terrorism.” was said on February 2004 to an international/science meeting by the Chief Scientific Advisor to the British Government David A. King. Along with other factors such as over population and the weather changes in the climate will have a bigger impact on the lives of people than war does. Since 1990 the eleven warmest years has been recorded. The planets retaliation has been warmer winds and the rising of sea levels. Due to global warming the lives of billion of people and the lives of animals are being dramatically altered. For instance people with homes near the coast are suffering from rising sea levels and more severe storms. On the other hand as you move inward toward land in places such as Europe people are dying from heat waves (35,000 people died in Europe due to a heat wave in 2003). Animals are beginning to move and adapt to other ecosystems as well as become extinct.

Resource:
http://www.worldviewofglobalwarming.org/