Climate Change & Global Warming
Looking at what is happening in Australia, only China taking an action against Global Warming isn't a solution.
Climate change has been the issue of the month for now. From protests on roads to meetings in governmental offices, everyone is concerned about global warming. Mother Earth is getting weaker day by day and no one was much concerned few days ago. In Austria, scientists are going crazy over the fact that the Alpine glaciers are melting more speedily than expected. Scientists have lost much data due to Climate change and fast melting glaciers and fear to lose more if they continue to melt at the same speed.
China also has plans to invest in controlling global warming. Being the biggest greenhouse gas emitters, China has responsibility of its own. However, Li Shuo, who is the current environmental adviser with Greenpeace, says “In the light of tough economics and geo-political prospects, China is weighing its options on climate change”. Well, doesn’t seem like China is much considerate. Though, promising its full co operation, China will be initiating a program. A ‘green’ Belt and Road, to make this world a greener place to live in than before.
But only one country can never make a change. all countries have to unite over fighting global warming or the upcoming generations will have to face the worst of the worst. Sadly, things won;t be under control by then. We hope that the countries and the governments take Climate Change as serious as any other issue, because at the end, they both are going to kill you, for sure.
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