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There is already huge amounts of CO2 in the atmosphere, and more CO2 will have little impact on climate changes

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There is already huge amounts of CO2 in the atmosphere, and more CO2 will have little impact on climate changes

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The average temperatures on Earth have increased at a rate much faster than it would have naturally

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The average temperatures on Earth have increased at a rate much faster than it would have naturally

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WHAT WE CAN DO AS INDIVIDUALS TO REDUCE CLIMATE CHANGE

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WHAT WE CAN DO AS INDIVIDUALS TO REDUCE CLIMATE CHANGE

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1. FOOD
As a consumer, you have the power to make big environmental change by just changing the type of products you buy in for example, the food market. You can buy products that you know are made in the nearby community and therefor has traveled a short way to the store. By doing this you also support the companies that produces food in an environmental way.
2. TRANSPORTATION
By using public transportation you are reducing your carbon footprint. When taking the train to work, you are already helping the environment.
3. TRANSPORTATION
Airplanes release a lot of greenhouse gasses every time they take of. By flying less you can reduce your own carbon footprint and help the environment.
4. RECYCLING
By recycling you are helping the environment and we can use for example plastic over again instead of just burning it and releasing a lot of green house gasses.
5. KEEPING WARM
When heating your home, you set out a big carbon footprint. Putting on a warm sweater and turning down the heat a bit can go a long way.

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CO2 produced by humans is directly re-absorbed by oceans, forests and other CO2-absorbers, something that decreases the amount of CO2 released into the atmosphere

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CO2 produced by humans is directly re-absorbed by oceans, forests and other CO2-absorbers, something that decreases the amount of CO2 released into the atmosphere

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The specific type of CO2 that has been released into the atmosphere can be directly connected to human activity

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The specific type of CO2 that has been released into the atmosphere can be directly connected to human activity

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The rising amount of CO2 in the atmosphere does not necessarily cause global warming, which contradicts the main idea behind the theory of global warming

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The rising amount of CO2 in the atmosphere does not necessarily cause global warming, which contradicts the main idea behind the theory of global warming

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The rise of the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere was clearly caused by humans, and the rise was way faster than what could have been natural

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The rise of the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere was clearly caused by humans, and the rise was way faster than what could have been natural

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Earth's climate has always gone up and down, and temperatures have always varied

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Earth's climate has always gone up and down, and temperatures have always varied

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Rising levels of human-produced gasses released into the atmosphere enhances the greenhouse effect

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Rising levels of human-produced gasses released into the atmosphere enhances the greenhouse effect

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More than a thousand scientists disagree on that human activity is the main reason for global warming

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More than a thousand scientists disagree on that human activity is the main reason for global warming

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It is scientifically proven that human activity is responsible for global warmin

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It is scientifically proven that human activity is responsible for global warmin

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Donald trump does not believe in man made climate change. He has previously called climate change, "just weather" and he even tweeted in 2012 that global warming was invented by the Chinese to make U.S. manufacturing non-competitive. Donald is for building the "Keystone XL pipeline" because he thinks it will generate a lot of jobs. When asked if he thinks that the U.S. should transition away from fossil fuels and towards renewable energy he said, "There has been a big push to develop alternative forms of energy--so-called green energy--from renewable sources. That's a big mistake. To begin with, the whole push for renewable energy is being driven by the wrong motivation, the mistaken belief that global climate change is being caused by carbon emissions. If you don't buy that--and I don't--then what we have is really just an expensive way of making the tree-huggers feel good about themselves."

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Trump Foundation Kellyanne Conway Destroys CNN

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Where does Donald Trump stand on energy and the environment?

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The Republican presidential nominee believes climate change is a "hoax" and wants to revive the coal industry in the U.S. Here are Trump's other major plans on energy and the environment.

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Dirtier air and longer pollen seasons are reasons for why cases of allergies and asthma will increase. Cases of asthma are set to expand with 10% in urban areas such as New York Ciry.

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"Climate change is one of the most serious challenges we face. It's real, it's driven by human activity, and it's happening right now."
Hillary Clinton said this about climate change in May, 2016. She is a firm believer in man made climate change and because of this also has a lot of stands on how to tackle the problem. She is for example against building the "Keystone XL pipeline" which would transport oil from Canada because as she said, "We shouldn't be building a pipeline dedicated to moving North America's dirtiest fuel through our communities -- we should be focused on what it will take to make America the clean energy superpower of the 21st century." Hillary also thinks that the U.S. should transition away from fossil fuels and towards renewable energy.

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Where does Hillary Clinton stand on energy and the environment?

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The Democratic presidential nominee has set aggressive goals to address climate change. Here are Clinton's major proposals when it comes to energy and the environment.

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The world has a finite amount of water, and as the global population increases, more and more people crave water. Therefore, mixed with the increasing temperatures, water can become a scarce resource.

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The amount of rain in some places is projected to drop up to 40 percent. Water is a key ingredient when it comes to energy production, so producing energy will become more difficult.

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Increasing temperatures mixed with a growing global population will increase the energy demand.

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Farmers will see a decline in certain types of crops. For instance, over the next few decades farmers in California's fertile Central Valley will see a 30 percent drop in the yield of basically every crop.

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  HILLARY CLINTON VS DONALD TRUMP                               -Climate change

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  HILLARY CLINTON VS DONALD TRUMP                               -Climate change

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RISING SE LEVELS FORCE PAKISTANIS FROM HOMES

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RISING SE LEVELS FORCE PAKISTANIS FROM HOMES

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Rising sea levels force Pakistanis from homes

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Environmentalists say nearly 100,000 people have moved further inland in recent years due to salt water contamination. Subscribe to our channel http://bit.ly/AJSubscribe Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/AJEnglish Find us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/aljazeera Check our website: http://www.aljazeera.com/

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Heat waves can be a dangerous thing, in particular for older people and human babies. As the temperature rises, so does the occurrence of heat waves.

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Due to the melting of glaciers that are located on land, the amount of water in the oceans will increase. The fact that water expands when heated up, is also a huge reason for why floods are more occurrent now a days

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The number of devastating hurricanes has increased by a lot the last few decades. The most probable reason is the change of climate we have experienced.

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Some species are in danger of going extinct because of climate changes. Polar bears is perhaps the best example, as it is quite clear that global warming is the reason

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The melting glaciers is one of the most severe consequences caused by global warming. The North Pole is slowly but surely disappearing, which is a huge problem for humans, but also for polar bears.

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The rich (annex I countries) are responsible for 70 precent of all carbon emissions, while they only represent 20 percent of the world population. It´s because of this that the rich countries have a bigger responsibility to help solve this global challenge.
Both the media and international conferences have focused the most on reducing the carbon emissions of developing nations such as China and India, but the real responsibility to reduce emissions should be on the well developed countries. The injustice reaches even further considering that the countries who have contributed the least to sending out green house gasses are the ones who are gaining the most damage to their countries. In addition these countries have the least resources to deal with the damages they are facing.

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The oceans can hold up to twice as much heat and radiation. Oceans currents move the heat around the world, and therefore it affects the climate more locally, than the atmosphere does.

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1. When the water rises up towards the shores it can contaminate the drinking water.
2. It will make the groundwater saltier and make it harder to grow crops.
3. The plant life will change, and it can mess with the ecosystem.
4. It will threaten the wildlife along the coast.
5. The sea level rising will be disastrous for the human population along the shore, and for their houses and economy.

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The movement of the plates in the outter shell of the earth, causes volcanoes to erupt. This is one of the reasons for why plate tectonics affect the climate.

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Aerosols in the atmosphere

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Aerosols in the atmosphere

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Aerosols ar minute particles suspended in the atmosphere. These absorb radiation and sunlight.

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When burning fossil fuels, we release huge amounts of CO2 into the atmosphere. This increases global warming.

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The sea level rising is a direct consequense of climate change. The greenhouse gases lead to warmer temperatures in the water, which results in the ocean expanding. On top of that the glaciers and ice sheets are melting, which leads to the sea level being raised even more.

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NASA time lapse shows the Arctic ice cap melting

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Every year, the Arctic's ice cap melts and grows along with the seasons. Around the time, it reaches its annual "minimum," the lowest point in its natural ebb and flow. In this time-lapse, which shows the change over the summer months, you can see the extreme low it reached this year, due to the warming climate.

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The constant release of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere increases global warming, as it strengthens the greenhouse effect.