Climate change: how scientists are analysing the terror of our earth’s weather
Even after the Al Gore debacle, we have come to realize that the earth is getting warmer than it should and it all started with the ozone layer. It is easy to shirk responsibility but if every person on earth just did one or two things differently, the earth will still be able to repair itself. We need to act right now and get our businesses involved as well.
The big question is what are our top scientists doing about it? While certain scientists are still trying to prove climate change, other scientific facilities have started actively doing something about it on a large scale. Nasa keeps tabs on carbon emission in space. Taking some time off from building his wall, Trump nominated Barry Myers, the CEO of Accuweather, to lead the NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. This may be a very good thing for our earth because if anyone understands climate change, it is the former CEO of Accuweather. His budget may be a problem in future though. Let’s hope that the wall does not interfere in the budget for saving the earth for future generations.
Climate change is visible today in the terrible forest fires in California, fuelled by dry winds. Could the rate of destruction have been avoided if we knew about climate change years ago? Unfortunately, too many people are working on still proving climate change and the rest of us think that it will only affect future generations. The time is however now and climate change affects us all. If only we could spend more time educating people about climate change and how to make ‘green’ decisions daily, we should be able to save the earth from desolation sooner.
