 Global warming is the cause of pollution and death of animals. Humans are the main cause. Global Warming is when factories produce too much pollution, and the temperature increases gradually in the cold places on earth, like Antarctica, The North pole, and The South pole. It will eventually affect the atmosphere, according to National Geographic.
What is global warming affecting the most? The most common effect of global warming is loss of habitation, in the polar regions. Global Warming is mostly harming polar bears, and other types of animals that are not necessarily fit for swimming in the icy-cold waters of the polar regions. According to USNEWS, the most endangered animal caused by Global Warming are any types of frogs. Frogs are especially endangered because they have extremely thin skin, and they are cold-blooded, so when temperature changes due to global warming, that can leave a big impact, even causes some species to go completely extinct! How can we stop global warming? There are 12 good ways to slow down Global Warming, according to NRDC. The first one is, 1:Speak up! Speaking up will help global warming for multiple reasons, When you talk to your friends, family, exedra… you can inspire them to make a difference with you! Number 2 is, 2:Power your home with renewable energy. Having renewable energy in your home makes a really big difference, you can put Solar Panels in your house to replace lights, they power your house on bright sunny days, and at night you already turn the lights off, so Solar Panels are perfect! I will skip some steps so this article isn't too long! Step number 5 is the most important out of all the 12! 5:Reduce water waste. This one is the most important due to how much humans waste water. NRDC recommends switching to a brand called WaterSense. Its an eco friendly brand that helps reduce the waste of water! Because I did not list all the steps, go check them out! I hope you're inspired to go help the environment now, good luck! Story by Ciella Steury Comments are closed.
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