INGLES VI

NOMBRE: JOEL MAMANI RIVERA

TITLE: CLIMATIC CHANGE

ARGUMENT:

Today, the industrialized countries have assumed their responsibility in the

global warming of the planet as a result of the phenomenon of climate
change, accepting in this sense the principle of international environmental
law called "Common but Differentiated Responsibilities", that is,
industrialization and large corporations through of the highly developed
states have recognized their responsibility in the face of climate change and
that is why the commitments to reduce greenhouse gases caused by the
combustion of fossil fuels such as oil, coal and gas have caused the increase
in toxic gases that heat the seas and the atmosphere altering natural
processes and generating sea level rise, ice melting at the poles, acid rains,
frosts, droughts, floods and the acceleration of phenomena that should have
occurred naturally in longer periods of time and not in such short periods,
affecting food security and causing the displacement of thousands of people
to other places in order to survive. But despite all these events induced by
human activity by burning fossil fuels is not endangering only the life and
health of the people who are part of this generation but of future
generations and in addition to the diverse system of life of species that
inhabit our biosphere and nevertheless these reduction commitments will
not be enough to ensure the objective of guaranteeing future generations
the quality of life, that is, drinking water, energy, and necessary resources so
that they can be fully developed and integral way Scientists argue that 2014
has been the warmest year since global records (since 1880) and that this
year we have exceeded these records by several months. Global warming is
already causing an increase in extreme climatic events that threaten, among
other factors, food security.
Although the issue of global warming is a topic that has a long history, even
human beings do very little to delay its effects. It should be noted that this
is a problem that can put an end to the survival of society, since despite the
existence of many technologies to reduce our dependence on fuels, the
interests of economic groups (oil companies, automobile manufacturers)
make the need for action take a second place. We all must do our bit
because, after all, it is the only place we have to live.