Yellowstone National Park was completely closed for the first time in 34 years. What factors are related to it?

Yellowstone National Park was completely closed for the first time in 34 years, and the direct cause was bad weather. Unprecedented rainstorm brought floods, mudslides and rock landslides. All entrances must be closed for the safety of tourists. This situation is closely related to global climate change.

With the intensification of human activities, excessive dependence and use of energy, the earth's environment is also quietly changing. ? Global warming? 、? Sea level rise? , what else? Melting of glaciers in the North and South Poles? Wait, it is having an increasing impact on human life.

Just entering the summer, many places around the world have ushered in ultra-high temperature weather. Yellowstone national park in the United States was hit by ultra-high temperature and heavy rain. Floods caused by rainstorm will directly threaten the infrastructure such as roads and bridges in the park. After natural disasters, these infrastructures need to be cleaned, overhauled and maintained before they can be put into use again after reaching safety standards.

There are many mountains in Huangshi National Park, and in the case of continuous heavy rain, flash floods will break out. Mountain torrents will bring mudslides and landslides, which are the punishment of nature for the damage we have caused to the climate and environment.

Before the rainstorm, Huangshi National Park had just entered the summer, and the high temperature weather for several days accelerated the melting speed of the snow on the top of the mountain. After the snow melts, the accumulated snow water is also an important cause of landslides and mudslides.

These direct natural disasters are related to global climate change. Personally, I feel that climate warming is slowly changing in many parts of the world. It began to rain where there was little rain, and the climate began to get wet. Once warm and humid places are slowly becoming dry and lack of rain.

It has been 34 years since Yellowstone National Park was completely closed this time. I remember the last time it was completely closed because of a devastating wildfire. These natural disasters also tell us that it is urgent to protect the climate and environment.