Persuasive Essay On Climate Change

In this essay, the author

• Explains that climate change is an ongoing and slow process that can be seen throughout the history of the earth from the paleozoic era to the ice age.
• Explains that climate change is attributed to factors like temperature, wind pattern, rainfall over a prolonged period. the earth's temperature depends on the balance between energy absorption and release from the planet.
• Explains that sun radiance is a factor responsible for climate change, and that human activity is the cause of imbalance in energy absorption.

• Explains that climate change is an ongoing and slow process that can be seen throughout the history of the earth from the paleozoic era to the ice age.
• Explains that climate change is attributed to factors like temperature, wind pattern, rainfall over a prolonged period. the earth's temperature depends on the balance between energy absorption and release from the planet.
• Explains that sun radiance is a factor responsible for climate change, and that human activity is the cause of imbalance in energy absorption.
• Explains that human activities have increased carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide concentrations in the atmosphere, causing global warming.
• Explains that human activity has increased the level of methane, aerosols and nitrous oxide, causing global warming.
• Explains that deforestation has a huge impact on the global climate, and that it affects the reflectivity of the earth causing extreme hot or cold climate.
• Explains that deforestation is done for infrastructural purposes and has been a great threat to the forest reserves of the planet.
• Explains that reflective aerosols cause rainfall, whereas black carbon causes a smoky haze that suppresses precipitation.
• Argues that climate change deniers don't agree that human activity is responsible for global warming. they can contradict the findings but cannot remain oblivious to change in the climate around them.
• Analyzes how climate deniers argue that the us is dependent on fossil fuels for its daily sustenance, which helps in driving the economy. fred palmer fails to understand the role of the united states in educating the world about climate change.
• Opines that human beings can be instrumental in bringing a drastic climate change by deforestation and increase in greenhouse gas — they can also bring positive change in themselves and the environment.
• Opines that human beings capable of changing the climate and the environment in a destructive way can also build it up. it is still not too late to save the planet by taking necessary action.
• Explains that industrialization has depleted some of the planet's natural resources and is responsible for emissions of greenhouse gases. aerosols are suspended in air and have an impact on climate.