In the past, scientists have been skeptical of blaming increasing temperatures on global warming. As we head into future ventures of technology and ingenuity, the science community has steadily stepped on board with the Environmental Protection Agency and other believers in global warming to do something about it. Like never before, scientists are seeing growing rates of increased climate change.
Melting polar ice-caps, the collapse of vegetation and wildlife, and violent surges of hurricanes more rampant in the past, are all concerning reasons to understand how climate change can effect so many faucets on planet earth. Global warming doesn’t just mean the earth’s getting warmer. Global warming’s massive impact on social, economic, and physical health are areas for great distress.
