Essay On Nature Of Climate Change

The nature of climate change is a large concern for everybody, but environmentalists and scientists all over have been drafting plans to help our climate to stabilize. However, while environmentalists are helping, economists are more concerned about making more and they will not stop until there is no more land resources. The nature of climate change is very mysterious, due to the fact that there are many reasons that out climate suffers, but they can all be traced to the biggest problem...the human race.

After the dinosaurs were killed, Earth was in a "coma". Only plants and animals came along on Earth for a while, then man came along. But as man grew our climate suffered. For thousands of years there has been war and death and explosions,

But nothing comes close or even prepared us for possibly the worst thing...over population. To some, over population is tiny in comparison to other problems. To economists it means more customers, more money. To environmentalists it means less land, less resources and less food. Even though it doesn't seem big, over population is a scary problem and a huge one at that. A couple of years ago, China and Mexico had too many people in their populations - so much so that their economies were suffering and their currency was rising. So both countries implemented a plan. China said that a family could only have one child, compared to seven or nine children per family, that was a large difference, but it took many years to see results. Now, China's population is in trouble because everyone wanted boys, no girls; if any family had a girl they would give her away or kill her when she was born, all because fathers wanted heirs. Very rarely were the girls kept, and now there are a hundred twenty-one boys to a hundred girls. Mexico chose a different route, they gave women the option of education, which meant they would have kids later on in life, less children and their illiteracy rate went down. Over population is a large threat. It can bring famine and disease to hundreds of villages and most of those villages do not have access to health care or medical