LAST QUESTION

Global average surface temperature
Atmospheric CO2 Concentration
Forest Land Area
Arctic sea ice minimum
Land ice area and volume
Sea level

All the vital signs are connected

Sorry to tell you Barnwinkle, but I don’t fully agree with you and I believe you are wrong.

There are many human activities causing climate change including the use of modern vehicles, burning of fossil fuels, urbanization, pollution, deforestation

I will first talk about Co2 concentration. My proof that climate change is human-induced is that CO2 levels rose after the Industrial Revolution. This Revolution called for the burning of fossil fuels for technological advancements in machines. There was a use of humans for many businesses but these machines sped up the process for their economy, but for this to thrive they needed fossil fuels. This burning of fossil fuels caused an everlasting effect on the earth. The greenhouse effect relies on the greenhouse gases (fossil fuels) for the heat to remain in the atmosphere and now there’s more heat trapped in the atmosphere. The global average surface temperature has increased rapidly ever since industrialization. Because of this increase in heat ice has been melting. This melting of ice causes the ocean sea level to rise forcing many living in coastal areas to move. To make space for these people moving to other areas deforestation occurs, changing the forest land area. Forests are cut down to make space to build homes for these people moving and also to increase the agricultural area to feed these people. This may look like it’s okay but it isn’t. Deforestation is causing a release of CO2 into the environment (increase in temperature), and loss of habitat for some species which causes an unbalanced ecosystem and a normalization of overtaking the resources in the atmosphere. The CO2 in the atmosphere can also affect our health. With more carbon in the environment more acidic the ocean becomes which kills coral reefs, weakens their exterior and kills the ocean species which may affect humans who live off eating these animals. Also because of an increased temperature in the environment more ice has been melting causing a rise in sea level. The rise in sea levels can be caused because of all of the human activities that release carbon which can cause floods, loss of unique environments and deaths or extinction of certain animals.