Climate change is an irreversible consequence of the damage we do to our Earth. If we do not change our ways, the global temperature will swell, causing an unchangeable series of events, consecrating detriments onto all the existence upon Earth. In only about 140 years, the average global temperature has increased 0.8 degrees celsius, and the ramification is the irreparable destruction of the place where we and millions of other species live. The most important consequence of climate change is the global increase in temperature and how that is affecting various animal species all over the Earth, the health of humans, and the rapid rise of sea level.
Every year hundreds of species are diminishing due to the global temperature increase. From
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As shown in Document E, in less than 20 years, the length of ragweed pollen season has become on average 13.79 days longer, across the spread of central North America. Increasingly more people are becoming affected by these pollen seasons and all the consequences of climate change. Document F addresses all these concerns the doctors across the nation are finding to occur in patterns more frequently in the most recent years. As stated in F, “For instance, climate change is leading to longer pollen seasons, higher levels of pollen production, and more allergenic plant products- increasing symptoms among the many people that suffer from asthma, hay fever, and allergies.” The first frost of the year is being pushed back, allowing for allergenic plants to continue to thrive. Also, the heat is causing much more, untamable wildfires to occur, which sends thousands of people with respiratory-related illnesses to the hospital every year, such as those who suffer from bronchitis, asthma, and chronic lung disease. Of all these addressed health effects due to climate change, every single one has a direct relation to the global temperature increase, as does the swelling of our oceans and natural occurring water sources across Earth’s