Climate Change is Real Thanks to extensive research and
noticeable changes in weather and storm prevalence, it’s getting
harder to turn a blind eye to the reality of climate change.
Since the Industrial Age spurred the increasing usage of fossil
fuels for energy production, the weather has been warming
slowly. In fact, since 1880, the temperature of the earth has
increased by 1 degree Celsius. Although 72% of media outlets
report on global warming with a skeptical air, the overwhelming
majority of scientists believe that the extreme weather of the
last decade is at least partially caused by global warming. Some
examples of climate calamities caused partly by global warming
include: - Hurricane Katrina - Drought in desert countries -
Hurricane Sandy - Tornadoes in the Midwest These storms,
droughts, and floods are causing death and economic issues for
people all over the world – many of whom cannot afford to
rebuild their lives from the ground up after being wiped out by
a tsunami or other disaster. Evidence a