The Solution To Climate Change

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Everyday, alarming amounts of toxins are released into the atmosphere. Over the recent years global climate change, better known as “global warming” has become a worldwide problem facing our planet, and as the world becomes continuously warmer, the effects that climate change will pose to our planet and to the people who live on this earth, will be detrimental. climate change is a natural process, but because of increases in certain human activities this process is taking a faster and more dangerous route, ruining our earth and creating global problems. So what could really be done about this issue? Well, humans are ultimately to blame for this, and while there is no one, immediate solution to this complication, there are smaller solutions that can first be taken to eventually reduce the effects that climate change has on the planet. One of these solutions that we can put into effect almost immediately, involves supporting educational efforts that help children and teens in public/private schools become more educated about climate change. Nearly all climate scientists can agree, that the most common cause of the current global warming trend, is to be blamed on the burning of fossil fuels, which changes the natural greenhouse of our earth. The usual process in which heat is absorbed by the earth, is when sunlight passes through its atmosphere …show more content…

Well, ina recent article put out by the Los Angeles addressing climate change education, they state that “A policy agenda, focused on reducing greenhouse gas production, and overhauling the tax system, so that the wealthy pay for the expansion of environmental education” is in the works. In the meantime however, I am highly confident that most schools would not mind paying for the cost of materials needed to educate their students about this subject, compared to the cost of loosing our planet to the takeover of climate

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