chaffman2

Global warming is when greenhouse gases warm up the earth, thus the name: Global warming. This might not seem very important and boring. But it is important and it isn't boring. And here's why: The earth warming is causing the arctic ice to melt. This is causing the sea levels to rise. Do you know how much ice there is on earth? Think of Russia. Tons. Of. Snow. Think of Antarctica. Even. More. Snow. Think of the North Pole. More ice! The world is covered with more ice than we think there is. And all of that ice is going to melt due to global warming.

All.

          Of.

               The.

                      Ice. 

Unless we stop global warming. But what's so bad about ice melting? The ice melting is causing the sea levels to rise. But more water means more rain. And more rain means... still not getting my drift? More hurricanes. Or rather: more humancanes. Why am I calling this a humancane? Good question. Because we are causing global warming. We drive cars that emit Co2, a greenhouse gas that can warm up the earth.

Now, if you're an animal lover like myself, global warming might be more dismaying. Because hurricanes can kill animals, such as dogs, and cats, and... and... other animals. Also, the artic ice melting is very back for animals that are used to the ice and snow. Such as wolves. And arctic foxes. And polar bears. And penguins. And they are dying because of global warming. But animals such as crocodiles who live in the tropics are still affected. If the earth keeps warming up, well then it's going to be hot for everyone. Eventually, the earth will become unlivable.

Unlivable.

Yes, you read right. Unlivable. And we have to stop this. Now. But another thing is causing global warming. Yes, another thing. Deforestation. Trees breathe in greenhouse gases. And if we're cutting down trees, there's no one that can breathe in all that greenhouse gasIf you are worried about global warming and want to spread the word so that others know about this, then you can copy and paste this and put it on your profile.