What is global warming
In the late seventeenth century, man began to use fossil fuels that were in the basement of the earth. The combustion of these gases over the decades has led to the gradual but steady increase in temperature of the earth's surface, a phenomenon known as global warming and foremost a direct consequence of this change on a planetary level.
Consequences of global warming
The steady increase in temperature alters the delicate water cycle which in turn generates a stringing of natural disasters, desertification, drought, melting ice caps and glaciers, floods, hurricanes.
These climate changes have devastating effects on life on the planet. The surface vegetation cover is diminishing at a rapid pace. The crops are ruined. The natural habitats of the animals can not give them what they need to live. The animal and plant helplessly witnesses the destruction of the planet.
The most frightening aspect of this global warming is affecting the most disadvantaged regions. These are poor communities that are most exposed to this situation, leaving them at the mercy of crazy weather. Global warming undermines basic human rights: food security, access to clean water, access to healthcare. Millions of people go hungry every day, are forced to leave their homes or contract diseases before they are ready.
Much of the scientific community says that unless we act quickly and dramatically, achieve an increase of 4 ° C in global temperature, which will have social and ecological consequences even more devastating than those currently afflicting the planet.
What does InspirAction to fight?
In InspirAction believe that there is still time to halt climate change and avoid the misery and death of millions of people across the planet. We fight actively lobbying governments to agree a cut in emissions and help poor countries to be autonomous and be prepared. Help us in our purpose.
In the late seventeenth century, man began to use fossil fuels that were in the basement of the earth. The combustion of these gases over the decades has led to the gradual but steady increase in temperature of the earth's surface, a phenomenon known as global warming and foremost a direct consequence of this change on a planetary level.
Consequences of global warming
The steady increase in temperature alters the delicate water cycle which in turn generates a stringing of natural disasters, desertification, drought, melting ice caps and glaciers, floods, hurricanes.
These climate changes have devastating effects on life on the planet. The surface vegetation cover is diminishing at a rapid pace. The crops are ruined. The natural habitats of the animals can not give them what they need to live. The animal and plant helplessly witnesses the destruction of the planet.
The most frightening aspect of this global warming is affecting the most disadvantaged regions. These are poor communities that are most exposed to this situation, leaving them at the mercy of crazy weather. Global warming undermines basic human rights: food security, access to clean water, access to healthcare. Millions of people go hungry every day, are forced to leave their homes or contract diseases before they are ready.
Much of the scientific community says that unless we act quickly and dramatically, achieve an increase of 4 ° C in global temperature, which will have social and ecological consequences even more devastating than those currently afflicting the planet.
What does InspirAction to fight?
In InspirAction believe that there is still time to halt climate change and avoid the misery and death of millions of people across the planet. We fight actively lobbying governments to agree a cut in emissions and help poor countries to be autonomous and be prepared. Help us in our purpose.
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