The Effects of Global Warming

The temperature on our planet is on the rise. If human experience is anything to go by, this may then be the hottest year.

The downside to it may well be an increased wave of wildfires in different parts of the world taking place intermittently after short intervals of time which heralds an accelerated pace at which matters keep growing.

Australia first, and now the rural sanctuaries in Scotland witness wildfires, the conflagration leaving the area baked, arid, and barren.

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Now because of the El Niño effect the year 2024 may be the hottest. The El Niño is responsible for a marked increase in temperatures beyond control. There shall be a 50 percent increase in temperature to be recorded by any such affiliated department. The northern Pacific route is supposed to be the roughest as regards air travel. The clear air may translate into much bumpier turbulence.

But the cycle of life still continues on. Technology it seems, has no control over God’s will. But then alongside we also see unnatural killings taking place for no rhyme or reason. This is something that we could control ourselves. Why these people kill there must be reasons best known to the perpetrators. The killings of Ugandan school boys by some militant group there speak volumes of horrific barbarous doings leading to mayhem and destruction.

The earthquake is a normal occurrence now. In the past hundred so years, the world saw this phenomenon grow from bad to worse and now from worse to even worse off. From the Americas to the other continents the effect has been the same. Many have lost their lives while thousands of homes perished. This is just another global phenomenon, incessantly taking place in different corners of the world.

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Birds in nature

Spain in the last two years saw the worst ever drought that it can witness in the last so many years. It virtually received 20 percent less rain than during the normal course of the events in their weather history over the last so many years. The visibly worst effect was a protracted drought which minimized the growth of olives.

The drought also forces the Fuente de Piedra flamingos to migrate elsewhere. There they could hatch chicks. Once a great wetland in the province of Málaga now dries up to the utter surprise of the local inhabitant living close by.

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Conversely the unscheduled hail storms, and tornadoes that build up across different parts of the globe us a warning to the perturbed and petrified settlers.

I think we will have to push back the carbon emissions and curtail them. In order to keep the temperatures below 1.5 degrees centigrade. Environmental degradation gives birth to cataclysmic changes, resulting in unwarranted disasters and catastrophes.

We are at a tipping point we must employ tools to combat this menace at a war footing. The weather may just be another focal point because of which mass migrations of millions of animals take place.

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Be it the Orcas in the Pacific or the mighty Yeast Cape buffalo in Botswana. The weather plays the most crucial role in the transborder movement of so many. Nothing comes without a risk.

The forests are another paradise and natural home to so many species living out there. They are life to so many. The Orangutans, the gorillas, and the Macaws are just a few of the many surviving in these absolutely amazing jungles.

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It’s a haven for such biodiversity to flourish. The consequential growth of perhaps such a staggering no of animals is a testimony to the everliving bushland which seems carefree and flamboyant of its nurturing nature.

I write with a heavy heart when I think about the great barrier reef, the corals of which have died due to bleaching, caused by global warming. They accounted for 25 percent of aqua life. The Amazonian jungle which is also known as the lungs of the earth, is dwindling fast.

We must join together to recreate the flora and fauna. Rekindle the hope in an awfully distressed living dead.

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