Global
Warming: Ice melting
Since 1990,
humans have been the primary cause of melting glaciers worldwide. Carbon
dioxide, methane and other greenhouse gases occur naturally, trapping heat in
the atmosphere and keeping Earth’s climate stable.
But human activities over the last few centuries have released greenhouse gases at levels that are affecting the climate.
But human activities over the last few centuries have released greenhouse gases at levels that are affecting the climate.
From 2.7 million to 4.4 million square kilometers has ice melted over the past approximately 10 years.
The water that melted caused deaths of animals and also animal extinctions, environmental damages at many places and making the sea level rise which means that a few years from now the sea level may rise so fast that it will flood some places.
This image gives you an idea of how it looks now.
I think you chose a really interesting article for your project! I also like how you inform us about this really important problem about the environment because you explain it well, say what this ice melting might cause, how this began and the picture you chose was also really helpful for the reader's understanding. Good job!
ReplyDeleteI think that even though this topic isn't really recent news, it is still very important and is getting more and more important as time goes on and as global climate change affects us more and more. Good Job!
ReplyDeleteGlobal warming is a very important topic and the whey you addressed the environmental problems including how it is affecting animals and water level rise was well done and have done a great job with the whole blog
ReplyDeleteThis is a great topic to write about. It is such an important issue. You've kept your blog short and to the point, but I think you missed the opportunity to really explain the problem and say why is it such a big deal that arctic ice is melting.
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