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Speech For Global Warming Essay

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My speech about global warming

Introduction to my topic: My name is Alicia. I live on planet blue. That’s the planet you live on. However, how long will our earth still exist in the way we know it, when we produce a daily carbon dioxide emission of 40.000 tons? How long will our ozonosphere bear this strain? Even experts are not sure about that. I bet all of you agree with me when I say that the humans’ behaviour towards our earth must change.
Intro topic 1: Imagine if trees gave off Wi-Fi- signals we would be planting so many trees and we'd probably save the planet, too. It would be amazing. I mean we could use our Smartphone everywhere. We would have such a good Internet connection everywhere! Sounds cool, doesn’t it? But I have really bad news for Smartphone lovers: …show more content…

If the Quelccaya ice cap in Peru continues to melt at its current rate, it will be gone by 2100, leaving thousands of people who rely on it for drinking water and electricity without a source of either.

Intro for my ideas to stop the global warming: Of course there are some possibilities to reduce our daily produced amount of carbon dioxide. Our initiative is needed to stop the global warming.
1st idea to control the Global Warming: A way to control the daily produced amount of Carbon Dioxide is to create a new Kyoto Protocol and it must be signed by the industrial countries. The “old” Kyoto Protocol expired in 2012. The Protocol said that CO2 emissions must be bought by industries to be allowed to produce CO2. Of course it was expensive for the industries to buy these rights. But do you think there is any price high enough for our nature?

2nd idea to control the Global Warming: There should be stricter rules for industries. In China for example they drain water which contains a lot of highly dangerous chemicals in rivers where animals live.

Conclousion: As you see our world, that also means our existence, is in danger. And we brought it all by

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