One of the constants of the nature of the Earth is that the

climate varies from one region to another, due to the

change in the geographical and astronomical location of
each region, as some of them are characterized by a very
hot climate during the day and very cold at night, such as
the desert regions.

There are also clear changes in countries, there are

countries with low temperatures for the degree of snow,
such as those near coastal areas, and other countries with
high temperatures throughout the year
There are also clear changes in countries, there are
countries with low temperatures for the degree of snow,
such as those near coastal areas, and other countries with
high temperatures throughout the year

There are also clear changes in countries, there are

countries with low temperatures for the degree of snow,
such as those near coastal areas, and other countries with
high temperatures throughout the year.

There are countries in which so-called climate mutations

occur, meaning continuous changes between heat, cold and
moderation as well, but these changes have become more
severe, and pose a threat to the earth, affecting future
generations negatively, so the causes of these changes must
be identified, and effective solutions to them must be
found.

Scientific research attributed these climate changes to

several causes, most of which are human action, the first
of which is the burning of fossil fuels such as petroleum
and coal, which increases the concentration of warm gases
represented in carbon dioxide, which is emitted during the
burning process that is carried out for various industrial
purposes, the most important of which is energy
production.
It also causes the activities of preparing agricultural areas,
in which several materials are used, such as organic and
commercial fertilizers and pesticides, which help in the
emission of nitrous oxide, which helps raise temperatures.
In addition to raising countless numbers of livestock
whose intestines, during the digestion process, release the
so-called methane gas, which is also one of the gases that
cause this, and all of the above is the cause of global
warming.

Climate change is not only limited to an increase in

temperatures, but climatic changes have become
noticeable in several other aspects of the weather, in
addition to changing the sea level, and harming marine
organisms and fish wealth.

It is worth noting that the number of wild creatures has

decreased, due to their inability to adapt, and agricultural
life and other effects that may lead to the end of life on the
planet have also been affected.
This change also affects the countries as a whole, and this
impact will become greater in the future, as small
countries and islands will be most affected, as is the case
now in the Marshall Islands, because they suffer from
frequent floods and storms.

Most societies try to advance science for the comfort and

well-being of humans without considering the
consequences of that, which results in damages, fires,
floods and various disasters in other societies, and this has
led to disparities in the distribution of the earth’s wealth.

If a society wishes to meet the requirements of its life

through sustainable development, it must first draw up a
plan that achieves economic, environmental and social
balance together, and does not harm others or the
environment around it, and natural resources must not be
wasted to ensure the right of future generations to come.\

1- Title: Climate Change and its Impact on Earth

2- Keywords:

1) Climate change

2) Global warming

3) Human activities

4) Environmental impact

5) Sustainable development

3- Main idea: The Earth's climate varies due to

geographical and astronomical factors, leading to different
climates in different regions. However, human activities,
particularly the burning of fossil fuels and agricultural
practices, have contributed to climate change, resulting in
global warming and its negative consequences.

4- Sub-ideas:

1) Causes of climate change: Burning fossil fuels and

agricultural activities release greenhouse gases such as
carbon dioxide and methane, contributing to global
warming.
2) Consequences of climate change: Rising temperatures,
changing sea levels, harm to marine life, decline in wildlife
populations, and increased extreme weather events.

3) Impacts on countries: Small countries and islands are

particularly vulnerable to the effects of climate change,
experiencing floods and storms. Disparities in the
distribution of resources and the need for sustainable
development to mitigate the impacts.