Do not wait until it is too late, global warming is a real problem that must be confronted now. The earth has heating and cooling cycles that are natural and right now the earth is in a heating cycle. The human activities that stared in the industrial revolution had altered this cycle; however, many people do not agree with this statement. The fact is that these activities created a problem that is called global warming.
One evidence that proves that the global warming is real is the increment in the sea level. A group of individuals published an article called “Infographic: Sea Level Rise and Global Warming”. The article shows a bar graph of how the sea level increased faster in the cities on the east coast of the United States. Global average…show more content… An organization of the government published in its website the article, “Global Climate Change Indicators.” Global average temperature shows an increase of approximately 1.4o F since the early 20thCentury2. To support this statement global average temperatures were measures from land and oceans from 1935 to 2010. The advances in technology makes more accessible to measure the changes in the temperature. Equally, there are some famous organizations in the government that have the technology to watch the changes in the temperature, for example, NASA. The NASA states that the year 2014 ranks as the warmest on record3. The evidence provided in these two articles support that in effect the temperature has…show more content… Greg Pederson is the lead author of the study, “Warmer Springs Causing Loss of Snow Cover throughout the Rocky Mountains.” Warmer spring temperatures since 1980 are causing an estimated 20 percent loss of snow cover across the Rocky Mountains of western North America, according to new research from the U.S. Geological Survey14. This is another clear evidence that global warming is not a hoax. The new study builds upon a previous USGS snowpack investigation which showed that, until the 1980s, the northern Rocky Mountains experienced large snowpacks when the central and southern Rockies experienced meager ones, and vice versa. Yet, since the 1980s, there have been simultaneous snowpack declines along the entire length of the Rocky Mountains, and unusually severe declines in the north15. The unusual declines in the north are consequence of the global warming. The study of the scientific Pederson shows that the temperature rise is a significant element in the recent snowpack
