Nature Is Speaking: Joan Chen is Sky | Conservation International (CI)
Conservation International・2 minutes read
The sky is essential for maintaining life on earth by regulating weather patterns and providing a suitable environment. However, human activities are causing pollution and imbalance in the sky, resulting in extreme weather events and climate change.
Insights
- The sky plays a crucial role in maintaining Earth's delicate balance by regulating weather patterns and ensuring the right atmospheric conditions for life to thrive over millennia.
- Human actions, such as vehicle emissions and industrial pollution, are disrupting this balance, resulting in severe consequences like extreme weather events, unpredictable climate shifts, and the exacerbation of global warming trends with hotter summers and colder winters.
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Summary
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Sky's vital role threatened by human pollution.
- The sky is a vital protective blanket around the earth, controlling weather patterns and sustaining life by providing the perfect mix of gases and temperature over millions of years.
- Human activities like car emissions and industrial pollution are causing the sky to become congested, off balance, and polluted, leading to extreme weather events like intense typhoons and tornadoes, unpredictable weather patterns, and climate change with hotter summers and colder winters.
