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The world became unfolding before our eyes.

 THE BIG GHOST! "Global warming". 


Listen up! 

Historically, there are two ice ages. One of them was in the Middle Ages form the 12th to 14th centuries, followed by a "little ice age" lasts at the early 19th century, but here we are, 1998 was the warmest year in the warmest decade in the warmest century of the last millennium. Therefore, Scientist predicts the Overhasty end for this Earth and creatures thereon. 




Is the greenhouse effect can be considered as the worst phenomena? Unusually, No. The greenhouse has many unexpected advantages and before you misunderstanding, this explanation of the issue. "THE GREENHOUSE" is essential for our life on this Earth, Greenhouse main gases are Water Vapor and carbon dioxide (co2), without these two gases the surface of our lovely Earth will be covered and become frozen. Certain gases in the atmosphere trap heat radiated from the Earth's surface, preventing it from escaping back into space.  

Not all of that is dangerous, but the only thing causes fears, is the subsequences of the greenhouse effect. How its feedbacks caused by melting ice, increasing water vapor and ocean temperature changes, which is able to turn this Earth into an unimaginable place.


What we are facing and, what the coming generations will face, can be considered as "man-made climate". We have to admit that "The hot get hotter", maybe animals die or maybe plants disappear. We took responsibility on this entire universe, we are the controllers here on this Earth, What we decide now can save the coming generation and the current universe. Just remember that "Nothing is inevitable."

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