Politics in Global Climate

Many political leaders are now worried about the effects of global climate change. It is all because the predictions made are occurring. As per the Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research (SCAR) the likelihood of the sea rising is to the extent that 1 meter can occur before the century ends. As one of the chief world economy and largest producer of greenhouse gases, the United States have got to play a guidance responsibility in dealing with the global challenge. The current administration has started some policies and programs but they are still falling short of what is desired to address the devastating cost of climate change. A citizen for Global Solutions is devoted to pushing the U.S. Congress and Government to hold up and lead the international attempt to face up the challenge of climate change. (Globalsolutions.org)

The politics are also involved in this issue. The developed countries blame the under developed and progressing countries for the climate change. They accuse them and tell the reason that they are not taking appropriate steps to control the global warming. In this manner they put on pressure on the underdeveloped countries but this is the international issue and we should not involve politics in this issue. We all should try our best in a collective way so that we can get rid of the global warming easily. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) was formed by the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) and the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) to review the scientific facts and information on global warming. The IPCC said it in 1990 that there was wide global agreement that climate change was human induced. Those details led technique to a global conference for climate change, the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), approved by more than 150 countries at the Rio Earth Summit in 1992. (Global Issues)

Global climate change is not any one’s individual or even national issues. It has so many effects that it had now become the global issue. It is now one of the most critical issues that are rising day by day. The nation which is responsible for the change in climate will not only be affected that’s why this has become the international issue. If the climate of the world will be changed then it will have many change many other things too.

Responsible for climate change

There are many reasons for global climate change. Not a single one can be blamed. All of the people living on earth are responsible. Although it is fact that some countries are more responsible for the change in climate and some have taken many appropriate steps to reduce the global warming which is a major cause for the change in climate. The modern techniques are we think that they are very helpful and useful in our lives are also damaging the environment of the earth which results in a climate change. The electronic devices and the exceptional use of rays are also one of the reasons and they are also responsible for the change in climate.

The change in climate is also due to the increase in population. This increase does not directly cause the climate but due to this increase the industries are also growing. Many other things that are damaging the environment are also increasing day by day with the increase of the population. All these things are held responsible but we can't take any action against them as they are now the need of everyone. I think it is the international issue. Due to the climate change very huge things are changing and it is affecting the human life. The major thing that is involved in the change in the global climate is warming. Due to global warming the ozone layer which protects the earth from the radioactive rays of the sun is also reducing. This will have many noticeable effects. (EPA)

References

About Climate Change, Global Solutions.org, retrieved from, http://globalsolutions.org/united-nations/climate-change

Climate Change and Global Warming, Global Issues, retrieved from, http://www.globalissues.org/issue/178/climate-change-and-global-warming

Introduction to Global Issues, EPA, retrieved from, http://www.epa.gov/climatechange/impacts-adaptation/international.html