Climate change

Have you ever heard people say that the seasons of the year don't exist anymore? Or that the weather is crazy, or it's not like it used to be? Weather patterns that have been maintained for thousands of years and now they're changing, it's thanks to climate change. The climate is settling back in a different way than we know, and that affects us, and our environment.   Climate change has always existed, but scientific studies have shown that there are factors that can accelerate it. There are deserts, where before there was only water. In some ways, human activities have greatly influenced these changes.

Solar Changes: Changes in heat and energy emissions from the Sun, according to its stellar cycles which are 11 years Orbit changes: The orbit has changes, which are very small, but cause the distribution of solar radiation on the earth to be altered Meteorites: The impact of giant objects, which come from space, are very powerful and enough to change the climate

Continental change: As tectonic plates move, they generate climate change Atmospheric composition: The gases generated by humans break down the ozone layer and do not allow heat to be eliminated, this is called the greenhouse effect Humans: The Pollution Generated by Industries

  Most worrisome for humans are the drastic changes in temperature and atmospheric pressure, which can produce earthquakes, hurricanes, cyclones, storms and long-lasting droughts. The South Pole and North Pole are also melting, and that can cause that water to go into the cities and submerge.

  Many solutions have been studied, in which the following stand out: Use less fossil fuels Using and creating new green energy Creating sustainable agricultural patterns