28 February 2010 - by alek

I’ve tried researching this, but all the websites don’t really have a clear answer for me. What are the 4 major problems of climate change?

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1.Increasing the average Temperature of the world.
2.Melting of the polar Ice.
3.Increasing the sea level.
4.change of climate (global and local)

The question, if it is taken literally, deserves a serious answer. IMO, major and yet unsolved problems of climate change are:
1. To understand the origin of ice ages;
2. To understand and accurately calculate the aggregate effect of water vapor cycle on surface temperatures;
3. To be able to measure global climate parameters with accuracy adequate to the task;
4. To build a model of global climate and validate it against solid measured data;

well first of all note that climate change is only problematic if it happens at an abnormally fast pace.. like for instand global warming is only a problem because the average temp of the world is warming TOO QUICKLY.. species dont have time to adapt to the change. the polar ice is melting..rising the sea levels, most islands are introuble because the coast lines are becomming closer and closer to the main land. i only know of two with sub problems
1)water levels rising
2)species can not adapt

climate change is a natural thing that has been happening on this plant for thousands of years
there is an ice age and everything freezes over and dies, the ice age leaves and the world is free to flourish again, then hundreds of years later another ice age, it is a recurring cycle of this planet, it is unstoppable
the only reason climate change is as bad as it is now, is because never in history has the climate been affected by people and pollution and vehicles and nuclear power plants and big industry.
but nonetheless the earth is going through a regular cycle, we just kind of helped make the cycle more extreme

-Ice caps are melting causing sea levels to rise.
-Temperatures are rising, this may cause species to vanish in the future and other diseases to become more common like heat stroke.
-Diseases will be spread by mosquitoes because disease carrying mosquitoes right now live in a warm environment, but since in the future more parts of the world will be warm, the mosquitoes will distribute all throughout the world spreading diseases like malaria and parasites like loa loa.
- Many species will vanish causing a large alteration in the food chain which leads to other specie’s extinction.

If, by climate change, you mean global warming, then a shortage of polar bear steaks would be one. Offhand, I cannot think of any other problems. The question is proof that climate change is an attempted obfuscation of global warming. Cooling is never an aspect of climate change. Very absurd.

1. Untold trillions of dollars are wasted trying to fix something that really isn’t being caused by man-made issues.
2. People are being tricked out of their money by thieves like Al Gore and his carbon emissions off-sets.
3. Otherwise intelligent people are diverted from a great deal of good they could be accomplishing in their lives by focusing on the man-made global warming myth.
4. Questions like this one get asked more and more often.

1. Higher energy costs and taxes; the ultimate Ponzi scheme.
2. Loss of freedom to use resources without being punished.
3. Loss of jobs and industry because of draconian measures to limit CO2– which is not a poison.
4. Back to horse and buggy days.

The Only Logical Solution on March 1st, 2010 at 10:00 am

it’s bad for the polar bears,thats one,its bad for us because of more flooding,its bad for california because they are getting more brush fires and its bad for new home owners because flood insurance is going up in rates!

If the climate get colder, more things die.
If the climate gets drier more things die.
If the climate gets wetter more things live.
if the climate gets warmer more things live.