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To this day, temperatures were rising in many parts of the world, affecting ecosystems. Stronger storms were devastating coastal communities. In the poles, glaciers were melting at an alarming rate. Meanwhile, many species were losing their natural habitats due to global warming. Wildfires were spreading more frequently in dry regions. The oceans were absorbing carbon dioxide, becoming more acidic. Indigenous communities were facing challenges adapting to changes in their environment. Farmers were struggling with prolonged droughts that were reducing their crops. In cities, air quality was worsening due to increased emissions. At the same time, many people were coming together to take climate action and raise awareness about this global issue.

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maria del pilar castillo t

In favor . The content supports taking action against climate change because past decisions, such as heavy reliance on fossil fuels and deforestation, have caused significant environmental damage, including global warming, rising sea levels, natural disasters, and biodiversity loss. The arguments highlight that current and future actions are crucial to reversing or mitigating these effects.

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One participant mentions that "fossil fuels are the main contributors to global climate change" and represent more than 75% of global greenhouse gas emissions. This illustrates the importance of transitioning to renewable energy sources to reduce emissions and combat climate change.

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sandra katerine arends lopez

yes, every decision made in the past will always harm the present y the future.

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tree felling,for housing construction,wind farms for energy consumption,the waste of water at the which is regretted today.

here, in this way, climate changes have a lot of influence,

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I am in favor because past climate actions are not only a guide, but a warning that current decisions must be more ambitious and conscious. Using the accumulated experience allows us to act more effectively, minimizing risks and maximizing positive impacts on the path to a sustainable future.

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The past actions that contributed to climate change, such as the excessive use of fossil fuels and deforestation, have caused long-term damage to our planet, including rising temperatures and sea levels. These consequences are a reminder of the importance of learning from history. By analyzing the mistakes of the past, we can make informed decisions today, such as investing in renewable energy and sustainable practices, to ensure a healthier future for our planet

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The climate was changing because of emissions from the past. People were using fossil fuels, which was causing global warming. These actions were having long-term effects. Now, we need to consider this and make better decisions for the future.

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Sorany Iles Castro

 Yes, because over time climate change was evident, producing devastating effects, since rising sea levels caused prolonged and torrential rains that had caused floods, thus generating extreme droughts, lack of water, food shortages, loss of coverage of the glaciers, and we were experiencing an increase in vector-borne diseases, among others.

Fossil fuels (coal, oil and gas) are the ones that contribute the most to global climate change, since they were the most used and it was found that these were the ones that represented more than 75% of global greenhouse gas emissions and almost 90% of all carbon dioxide emissions.

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Aura Elena

I think that people had not destroyed the forest, the climate would be deferential , we would not be seeing so many natural disasters, flood, hurricanes, animals and plant, that are dissappearing, disacases in people

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Eivar david Gomez

I thint that the past climate actions influence in the present decisions because in the past the food was so organic and today everything is more contaminated. Today, to make a decision about that, one must look at how the farmer was growing the food so as not to use chemicals that pollute the environment and harm health.

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In response to this question, I believe that past climate action has greatly influenced the present because no timely measures were taken to make a difference that would be reflected today. If climate change had been anticipated and addressed earlier, the decisions we face today would be different and not as drastic.

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Eliana Lopez

Yes, past climate actions should have been influencing current decisions regarding climate change. Historically, countries were contributing disproportionately to greenhouse gas emissions, and these past actions were shaping the global environmental crisis we face today. By reflecting on what has been working or failing in past policies, we can better understand the necessary steps to mitigate and adapt to climate change now. In addition, past efforts were showing that international cooperation is crucial, but many commitments were not being met, which highlighted the need for stronger, more binding agreements moving forward. Therefore, acknowledging the lessons from past actions should be shaping the decisions we make today to ensure a more effective and equitable response.

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MITCHELLE DAYANA LANDAZURY

Yes The Past decisions have had a significant impact on the current state of climate change, and these effects are ongoing. Over the years, industries have been burning fossil fuels without considering the long-term environmental consequences. For instance, the industrial revolution led to an increase in the burning of coal and oil, which released large amounts of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. This action has been contributing to global warming for over a century.

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An example is consumerism, we have not generated water saving practices, but neither do we protect water sources, nor do we protect forests.

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I consider that years ago, there was no awareness of the impact of daily actions on the environment.

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The decisions made years ago, such as the indiscriminate use of fossil fuels, were leaving a significant mark on our planet. Today, we were facing tangible consequences like more intense heat waves, devastating storms, and rising sea levels. These realities were reminding us that what we were doing today was affecting not only our immediate environment but also the future of generations to come.

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I am in favor, as past actions should be taken as a landscape to see what has worked and what has not to implement more successful solutions in the present

We have been in trial and error walking towards the care of the planet

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Jennifer Contreras

Yes, they must influence because we can improve the actions taken in the past to make them more effective in the present, as an example I can mention the use of plastic bags.

Since we went from plastic bags to using recyclable bags.

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i agree, since ideas were created to help minimize global warming, at home we contribute by helping with the recycling of everything and not unnecessarily using appliances.

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The actions taken in the past regarding climate change were having a profound and direct impact on our present, and it was crucial to recognize how they were affecting our daily lives.

In summary, our past actions were serving as a mirror reflecting the decisions we needed to make today. The fight against climate change was a collective effort, and by understanding how our historical decisions were influencing the present, we could work together toward a more sustainable and just future for all. Hope was lying in the fact that each one of us could be part of the solution, learning from the past to build a better future.

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i am in favor Sincé the future of the planet is in our hands and if in the past we had made better decisions , today we would have better climatic conditions. i believe that we should not leave the task to the young people who are the future, but rather start taking measure now

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SANDY CADENA

Past actions should influence present decisions, we were rapidly damaging the planet. people weren't thinking about the consequences Many people were wasting the resources that we will need in the future.

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SORANY MENDOZA

In my opinion, past climate actions should influence our present decisions. For decades, we were consuming natural resources unsustainably, polluting the environment, and emitting greenhouse gases without considering the long-term consequences. We were ignoring scientists' warnings and their impacts were already being felt in vulnerable communities. Now, we are facing the results of those past decisions and we must learn from our mistakes.