The Effects Of Climate Change On The World

“Climate change is no longer some far off problem; it is happening here; it is happening now” (Obama). President Barack Obama states a good fact; climate change is affecting the world tremendously. Glaciers are melting at an astonishing rate and the surface temperature of the world is only increasing. Currently, scientists argue that climate change intensified due to human activity, however, the circumstance is quite the opposite. Although, human activity plays a part in global warming, it does not affect the major scale of climate change. For instance, the human generated greenhouse gas emissions are too small to substantially change the earth’s climate. In addition, the warming and cooling pattern occurring over the 20th century results from the fluctuations of the sun’s heat and ocean currents. Finally, the computer generated prediction climate models are faulty and use misleading science. Evidently, there are many misconceptions of the impact on climate change, which many blame human activity for the intensified climate change. Human activity is not responsible for global climate change because fluctuations of the sun’s heat and ocean currents hold responsibility for the increased surface temperature, the levels of CO2 do not correlate with human activity and the computerized climate models display inadequate and incorrect information.

In another point of view, many scientists speculate that human activity has directly caused global warming. For instance, some scientists speculate that the rising levels of atmospheric greenhouse gases are a direct result of human activities such as burning fossil fuels. According to the NOAA Earth system study, the atmospheric level of CO2 did not rise above 300 parts per million(ppm) for th...

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...rend since 1979." According to Emeritus Professor of Geography at the University of Winnipeg, Tim Ball, PhD, "IPCC computer climate models are the vehicles of deception… they create the results they are designed to produce." As a result, the pinnacle of the misconceptions about climate change comes from the inaccurate climate models.

As you can see, the natural forces of Mother Nature take in toll the responsibility for climate change. The inevitability of climate change will only have to be understood. Although there seems to be some debate that accredits humans for climate change due to the manmade intensification of CO2 gases into the atmosphere creating a universal greenhouse, others speculate that the earth itself is the cause for climate change. With the solar fluctuations of the sun and the depicted relationship between the rise of CO2 and human made gases.