Climate Change


Global warming is only ever going to get worse. The fossil fuels that we release out into the air and the factories releasing poisonous gases in the air will only encourage the process of the globe heating up. Most of the ways the earth is heating are up are ways that we have never heard of but I am here to make this situation heard.   

 In the 1990s, scientists were scrambling to fill a huge gap in the systems that measure the Earth's warming climate. Space satellites suggested the missing pieces might be found in the vast expanses of the world's oceans, which store more than 90 percent of the heat the planet receives from space.

 We must act now and take much higher precautions towards saving our planet. Many species are significantly decreasing and even more of them are extinct because of global warming. There are so many solutions such as solar panels and reduce the waste emitted by factories but they are still not the significant change that this world is entirely benefiting from. We have to work together in order to solve this problem.

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