20 years of weather

Frequent extreme weather leads to obvious warming of the global climate, and it is also due to serious damage to the environment. In addition, carbon dioxide emissions are seriously exceeding the standard.

After seeing the biggest hail disaster in Spain in 20 years, many netizens are very curious about the frequent occurrence of extreme weather, because in everyone's impression, extreme weather phenomena have appeared more and more frequently in recent years. If we don't find a solution to these problems, it will definitely have a serious impact on our lives.

1. Due to global warming, extreme weather occurs frequently. When the global climate has obviously warmed, glaciers have begun to melt faster. With the rapid disappearance of Antarctic and Arctic glaciers, the global climate will inevitably rise faster. When the temperature rises to a certain extent, extreme weather phenomena will inevitably appear, and if we do not try to curb the global temperature rise, this extreme weather phenomenon will inevitably appear in various countries.

Second, extreme weather occurs frequently because the environment has been seriously damaged. With the increasing frequency of human activities, our living environment has also been seriously damaged, although many environmentalists have been calling for the protection of the environment on which human beings depend. However, this has not had any impact on environmental protection. If environmental damage continues, then extreme weather will inevitably have a serious impact on our lives and property.

Third, extreme weather occurs frequently because carbon dioxide emissions are seriously exceeding the standard. Although some countries strictly limit the emission of carbon dioxide, most developed countries have not paid enough attention to it. If carbon dioxide emissions continue to exceed the standard, the frequency of extreme weather phenomena will become higher and higher. If carbon dioxide emissions can be effectively reduced, the impact of extreme weather on human beings will be minimal.