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Obstacles To Climate Change

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There are several main obstacles to confuse people’s mind and action to solve the problem of climate change. First, political control is influential for people and its policies make less active to work for climate change as an union so it makes people harder to act. This issue contains the problem of leading recipient of politicians who are getting much fossil fuel interests. In addition, there are biased information in some news that are funded and controlled by institutions. That can manipulate people’s idea and make more people confused by increased

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