Huma Ali

Climate change in the last few years, we have seen a lot of research on climate change from a scientific perspective. It's an issue that needs to be addressed by science and policy and is one that calls for a comprehensive response given its effects on human well-being but what does this mean it means that governments and international organizations are responsible for tackling global warming and should also take responsibility for mitigating its impacts and adapting our societies so that they can survive and prosper in a changing ecosystem however some people try to argue otherwise that global warming doesn't pose such an immediate threat to humanity and that the future we see today isn't a result of it at all to put it simply global warming does not exist this position is not without criticism and counter-arguments for example scientists argue that greenhouse gases are quite useful for stabilizing earths atmospheric temperature and preventing the worst-case scenarios from happening and therefore do not account for the problem of global heating.