Climate Change: Causes and Solutions

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Outline for Climate Change
Introduction
Climate change is a significant adaptation of common weather patterns like (cold, warmth, dry, and wet) over a long period.
Causes of Climate Change
* Natural Causes
* Anthropogenic Causes
 Effects of Climate Change
* Extreme Weather
* Dirty Air
* Health Risks
* Rising Seas
Climate Change Solutions
 Conclusion
Climate Change
Climate change is a significant adaptation of common weather patterns like (cold, warmth, dry, and wet) over a long period. The leading cause of climate change is the discharge of carbon dioxide and methane, caused by burning fossil fuel, and other factors like deforestation, farming, and factory procedures. Atmosphere stimulates temperature rise reaction like condensation, and sun rays which reflect snow. Solutions employed to reduce climate change include forest conservation, reforestation, and low carbon energy mechanization.
 
Causes of Climate Change
When the sun's energy bounces back on earth and back into the atmosphere, the planet cools down. When the ground consumes the sun's life, the world warms. Both human and natural factors can cause the earth's climate system.
 
1 Natural Causes
As the sun is the earth's primary power source, variations in incoming sun rays instantly influence the climate system, as Peters (2019) identified. Solar rays have been quantified explicitly by satellites. Peters (2019) further indicates that there has been no upward tendency in the quantity of solar energy extending on earth. Therefore it cannot be the cause for the current warming. Eruptive volcanic explosions constitute the highest natural pressure over the industrial period. When the explosion is powerful enough, partial obstruction of sunlight can occur for several years, with a temperature indication enduring two times longer. During the industrial period, volcanic exercise has had insignificant effects on global climate change tendencies. Current volcanic carbon dioxide eruptions during explosions and non-explosive periods constitute a very minimum amount of current human-made carbon dioxide emissions.
 
2 Anthropogenic Causes
The greenhouse gas discharge that humans produce is the primary source of the earth's swiftly changing climate. They play a vital role in maintaining the planet warm enough for living organisms to occupy. But the amount of this vapor in the air has escalated in recent years. According to Adeline (2016), the absorption of carbon dioxide and methane has expanded to levels unusual in the last 800,000 years. As the earth's leading climate change donor, the atmosphere's carbon dioxide percentage has increased by 40 percent from preindustrial periods.
 
The burning of fuels like oil, heat, coal, and gas is the leading cause of human-created emissions. The second cause is deforestation, which emits isolated carbon into the air. Kevin (2016) illustrated that logging, fires, and other forest regression may lead to 20 percent of carbon discharge. Other anthropogenic activities that create air pollution include livestock yielding (which are main meth...