This assignment examines the issue of climate change and how it relates to the current Australian bushfire. Today, climate change has become a defining issue and the world is at a defining moment. The rising sea levels increase the risks of flooding while changing weather patterns threaten food production. As such, the effects of climate change are unprecedented in scale and global in scope. The Australian bushfire is heavily linked as being an issue of climate change. Furthermore, Australia has been experiencing extreme temperatures and months of drought, thus, triggering many massive bushfires across the country.
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The Issue of Climate Change and its Future Effects
The issue of climate change has been among the major world concerns right now. The world is already experiencing observable effects on the environment triggered by climate change. As such, there are various effects of climate change that are expected to occur in the future if no actions are taken. First, temperatures will continue to rise majorly because of human-triggered warming leading to unequal temperature changes across the world. For example, with the current Australian bushfires due to rapid and extreme changes in temperatures. Secondly, the growing season and frost-free seasons will lengthen mainly because of the increase in gas emissions form human activities. Also, in the future, the precipitation patterns will continue to change even in areas that it is expected to decrease.
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The Current Australian Bushfire and its Effects
The Current Australian Bushfire has triggered a lot of reactions from people across the country as well as around the world. Individuals accuse politicians for not handling the situation well and for not doing enough to prevent it, especially the Prime Minister. More than 28 people have died. Also, 10 million hectares of parks, forests and bush have been completely destroyed. Furthermore, more than 2000 houses have also been burned forcing thousands of people to seek shelter in other places. In additions, the wild animals including koalas and Kangaroos were killed with flames. Individuals believe that the issue of climate change is the driver cause of the fires happening in Australian due to the increased heat levels.
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