Climate change, the long-term alteration in the average temperature and typical weather patterns in a place, is a pressing global issue. From the construction of cities to the threat it poses to people’s health, climate change continues to affect every aspect of life.
Urbanization plays a significant role in global warming, and it remains a question whether it provides threats or solutions to the climate crisis. The LePage Center’s Most Recent Webinar tackles what role the construction of cities plays in climate change. (The Villanovan)
As Earth Day approaches, it is worth noting that climate change is a dire threat to people’s health. Warmer temperatures mean extended growing seasons and new habitats for plants, which often trigger allergies. Such a situation emphasizes the importance of managing climate change. (USA Today)
Climate change affects people on every continent, as per the World Meteorological Organization report. However, the report argues that efforts to deal with climate change have failed to create solutions to the problem. Therefore, it is crucial to implement measures to manage climate change effectively. (Al Jazeera)
Despite a majority of Americans viewing climate change as a significant threat, it’s still a lower priority than the economy and reducing health issues. The Pew Research Center charts present what Americans think about climate change. (Pew Research Center)
Solving climate change should not be an issue of success or failure; instead, it should be a primary focus to foster a sustainable future. A climate reporter explains why the crisis never fades from the news cycle, notwithstanding its gravity. (The New York Times)
The Biden-Harris Administration has recently announced new steps to promote climate resilience and forest conservation ahead of Earth Day. The announcement demonstrates the US government’s commitment to climate change management. (USDA)
Though the Biden administration has taken significant steps to address the issue, some critics accuse it of being an “environmental wrecking ball.” The administration has aggressively pushed for offshore wind energy expansions to stop climate change, which critics argue may cause further environmental harm. (Fox News)
In conclusion, climate change remains a significant global issue, and urgent measures need to be taken to address it. Managing urbanization and fostering a sustainable future should be the primary focus. The continued growth of the renewable energy sector and effective government policies will be essential in combating climate change.
