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If global warming doesn’t worry inhabitants of the earth, then what else will?.

A lot of things have changed since the first record of the global temperature in 1850. In part thanks to human activities, greenhouse gases (GHGs) are the main cause of the rising temperature of the earth’s (and sea’s) surface. These GHGs are causing global warming and rising temperature across the world. Over 400,000 square miles of ice on the Arctic sea has disappeared in the last three decades. So climate change didn’t just bring devastating effects to the environment, but it will suppose a challenge for humanity as we know it.

The solution to climate change and global warming is multidimensional. Apart from advocacy, the right approach to fighting climate change will forestall the consequences on future generations. Our planet still could be saved from the extinction of over 40 percent of animals, and plant species before 2050. Going green can make huge impacts on human existence as the steady rise in temperature has become a global concern.

There is no doubt about the importance of the sun, since solar energy is the key to sustaining life on earth and in the depths of the sea. However, when solar radiation is trapped by the action of greenhouse gases (GHG), the surface of the planet is overheated and the equilibriums that maintain our ecosystem are broken. The result: droughts, floods, extreme waves of cold and heat, large atmospheric storms … in short, a great threat to our way of life as we know it.

The increase in greenhouse gas emissions demands the global clamor to protect our environment before it is too late.

The United Nations (UN) launched its Earth Summit in 1992 with a commitment to work with global organizations to ease the effects of global warming. Even with developing countries trying to key into

The initiatives proposed by the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), first-world nations are guilty of funding. Implementing strategies that can solve the climate change problem requires innovative and eco-friendly industrialization plans.

Deforestation and the emission of harmful chemicals into the atmosphere affect human populations and reduce life expectancy levels. The United Nations is concerned that the consequences will be greater in future generations. There’s a correlation between the Earth’s average global temperature and the concentration of GHGs. Every decade, recordings from nations across the globe show a periodic rise in temperature.

Industries, deforestation, and combustion of fossil fuels produce emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2), and greenhouse gases (GHGs). Since 175 world leaders signed the Paris Agreement on climate change in 2016, the USAIDS and DFID have focused on conserving the environment. We hope that in the next general convention the United Nations will chart a new course of action beyond a climate summit. Scientific interventions that run on clean energy will replace harmful human activities.

The Secretary-General António Guterres must urgently prevail on governments to impose stiff sanctions on companies that pollute the environment. Dirty fossil fuels must be replaced by a more strategic and clean innovation. The United Nations should lead proactive measures for world energy revolution and save the environment. Developed countries can then shift to efficient energy developing  solutions to end global warming.