Knowing this, we can agree that stopping global warming before it causes too much damage is the responsibility of all people, companies and governments. But there is a notorious hierarchy in between these three. We, humans, are able to prevent global warming because, for example, plastic and other garbage releases greenhouse gases. So, even though people individually can have good practices or have that sense of moral responsibility where they only buy from ethical companies or do small changes on their lifestyle to be more environmentally conscious (like recycling, using metal straws or bamboo brushes), companies are the ones that are majorly polluting this planet. People don't contribute that much to it. Creating environmental change is mostly on the shoulders of the companies since, as they work, they release greenhouse gases that give more heat to the earth. Therefore, we can say that they contribute to global warming and so, they could do something to prevent it such as looking for a way of using less greenhouse gases during their work.  Also, the governments can be helpful to the planet because they have the power to force environmental regulations upon companies to minimize their waste, their toxic gases or their garbage, or to control people to keep the earth safe and clean. 

 

responsibility of all people, companies and governments. Do you agree? Why?

 

Yes, we agree with this because humans are in part responsible for global warming and to stop this, a lot of changes need to be made. For example, industrialization is a big contribution to global warming because of the use of the steam power in factories. 

Another thing that contributes to global warming is the use of aerosols. These products are loaded with greenhouse gases, including CO2 and methane, as well as chlorofluorocarbons, which erode the ozone layer. Also, humans don't take care of the earth we are living on because some throw plastic into the ocean or the floor, garbage everywhere and by doing this we damage the earth. 

Humans are increasingly influencing the climate and the earth's temperature by burning fossil fuels, cutting down forests and farming livestock, among other things. This adds enormous amounts of greenhouse gases to those naturally occurring in the atmosphere, increasing the greenhouse effect and global warming.