Climate is changing, not for the better

The most recent reports on climate change by United Nations states that the world has gotten 1.5 degree celsius or (2.7 degree fahrenheit) warmer above pre-industrial levels and global greenhouse emissions.

This means that we have as less as 12 years to act on it because efforts trying to save the world would count if there would be a world left to save.

“Limiting global warming to 1.5°C would require rapid, far-reaching and unprecedented changes in all aspects of society” https://t.co/qcoTGMnuxq ⬅️ Read @IPCC_CH press release on special report by the @UN Intergovernmental Panel on #ClimateChange #SR15 #COP24 #ParisAgreement pic.twitter.com/FHC2kZkoDI

— UN Climate Change (@UNFCCC) October 8, 2018

There’s no doubt that humans are the major factor influencing climate (change my mind). If you don’t believe this, 97% of climate scientists do (if, that changes your mind).

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The most significant fragment of the recorded history of humans which led to a drastic diversion in the course of climate change was the Industrial Revolution. While the revolution provided employment and products sustaining human life, it also tormented it.

Climate has changed drastically, since the inception of industries as it lead to abuse of resources, more pollution, and destruction of the ecosystem.

Human’s obstructive nature has defaced the factors affecting the climate like topography, altitude, temperature and more.

Burning fossil fuels and chopping down rainforests is fueling the fire that’s heating earth.

TLDR: If the world continues burning fossil fuels and emitting greenhouse gases at the current rate, average global temperature could rise by 4°C by 2100.



Consider that with “only” 2 degrees of warming, more than 99% of coral reefs will already be dead.https://t.co/e0Uh5cRVb3

— Atom Araullo (@atomaraullo) October 10, 2018

By 2030 we have to cut CO2 emissions by 45% and cut it off by 100%, and now we have to use technology to remove CO2 that is already there in the atmosphere.

UN climate report warns of 'irreversible' damage by 2030 if there are not 'far-reaching' changes in society https://t.co/V8CFkeEeNd

— Lorrie Goldstein (@sunlorrie) October 8, 2018

Donald Trump called off United States’ participation from Paris Agreement; an accord formed to deal with climate change and greenhouse emissions because apparently, he doesn’t believe in man-made climate change. Don’t be like Trump.

Climate change is not a political issue up for debate, it's an impending catastrophe that can only be averted with immediate & unprecedented action. This @UN report proves that the world does not have time for climate change deniers in positions of power.https://t.co/xdOJ1cD3P7

— Ed Markey (@SenMarkey) October 8, 2018

Twitter has reacted, though Twitter reactions can only spread awareness not prevent global warming.

Most importantly, we have to educate ourselves. Here are the main takeaways from the @UN’s report on #ClimateChange https://t.co/2EjoUd6cjm

— Mark Ruffalo (@MarkRuffalo) October 9, 2018

We have only 12 years to limit catastrophic climate change, @UN warns. pic.twitter.com/DmAPScDBoU

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) October 9, 2018

By scrapping the clean power plan and the Paris Climate Agreement, the #ToxicTrump administration has given up our status as a world leader on combating climate change. We simply can’t afford to be complacent.

— Anthony G. Brown (@RepAnthonyBrown) October 9, 2018

DIRE WARNING: We have 12 years to limit climate change catastrophe, warns United Nations. URGENT changes needed NOW to reduce risk of extreme heat, drought, floods and poverty, warns IPCC https://t.co/pd1AUJ2Y1D #ClimateChange #IPCC #IPCCReport #climate pic.twitter.com/tgeoL5awqo

— Jim Harris (@JimHarris) October 11, 2018

The @UN’s scientific panel on climate change is warning of worldwide crisis as early as 2040, @CoralMDavenport reports, and that “avoiding the damage requires transforming the world economy at a speed and scale that has ‘no documented historic precedent.’” https://t.co/HuowiJEHha

— Jamil Smith (@JamilSmith) October 8, 2018

Climate Change Irreversible by 2030 Says United Nations https://t.co/pbu5ghpL5p pic.twitter.com/2BNE3cRgEG

— Marc W. Polite (@marcpolite) October 11, 2018

It’s every human’s moral duty to contribute towards the prevention of global warming. You can do so by spreading awareness, using renewable energy, use energy-efficient appliances, “eat” the food you buy and dispose of garbage, lessen your use of commodities that emit carbon.

What’s more important than your life? The world that gave you life or the world that keeps you alive?