Global Warming
Like pollution, Global warming is the major issue in the world. Temperature increases in the earth cause global warming. The earth is continuously warming, which results from global warming. Over the last 50 years, there is strong documentation that proves that human activities are the major cause of warming. Enlargement of greenhouse gases gives rise to the chemical composition in the environment resulting from global warming.
Is Global Climate Change Caused by Humans or Natural Causes?
It seems that our climate and weather change every few years. Air rush, tremendous disturbance in ocean, wind storms, tornadoes, and sea-level rise in some way causes climate change. The question arises here whether this change is a natural phenomenon or mans-action? In recent years, global warming has been defined as a rise in global temperature. Many components cause global warming and climate change. The amount of carbon dioxide is the most important component. As compared to other gases, carbon dioxide absorbs more heat directly from the sun, structuring an envelope that covers the thermosphere. Scientists ascribe climate change to human activity because human activities result in the production of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. At the industrial level, the amount of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases in the atmosphere has doubled. 
Impact of Global warming:
We are all should be aware of global warming. The word is changing negatively. If we do not something, all hope will be lost and this time never comes again. I hope you must understand the problem when I highlight some effects on you.
- Weather change
Have you noticed the changing pattern of weather? It is due to global warming.
- Temperature increase
The melting of ice-caps and ice-covered continents due to temperature rise is because of global warming. The melting ice converts into water that flows in the ocean that, resulting in sea-level rises and flooding.
- Change of harvest
Climate changes also influence food supply. Food, light, and water are important for agriculture production. The food that grows in a dry region, nowadays specially damaging. This is because of global warming.
Conclusion
Global warming has the potential to trigger and influence huge, abrupt, and unwelcome climate changes, which might have devastating consequences for ecosystems and human society. Some countries will almost certainly suffer greater negative consequences than others, while others may benefit more. Poorer countries are typically more vulnerable to the effects of global warming. These countries are more reliant on climate-sensitive industries, such as agriculture, and lack the financial resources to protect themselves from the effects of global warming. There is only one way to prevent global warming from becoming a serious hazard to human life. That is, to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, which is the primary cause of global warming?
How to reduce global warming?
We may use renewable energy sources (such as solar and wind energy) to power our homes and buildings whenever possible, releasing significantly less heat-trapping chemicals into the environment.
Wherever possible, we can offset our yearly carbon dioxide emissions by investing in commercial services that remove an equivalent quantity of carbon from the atmosphere, such as tree planting or carbon capture and storage.
We can drive electric vehicles instead of those that use fossil fuels where possible, or we may take public transportation instead of driving our own automobiles.
We can explore setting a cap on the quantity of carbon dioxide we will allow ourselves to emit into the atmosphere over a certain period of time.
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