by Michelle Raiche

Created on: June 14, 2010

Is our planet is really dying?

In my opinion everything began with the ice age and many species of animals disappeared on the planet over the years. Because of the habitat which has changed during the evolution of the earth, the high temperature of the planet caused the extinction of the animals like the great mammoth and other animals. A comet hurled to the earth at 800 km an hour which caused an elevation of the temperature. This high temperature caused a fight to survive for all the species of animals.

Over 400 hundred years ago in 1607, London saw a fall in the temperature and they lost all their harvest between 1614 and 1715. They realised there was less solar spots on the sun which means less magnetic force on the sun. But the human being is the cause of it because of the emanation of gas. All the surface of ice is melting and the ground is collapsing. On the Kilimanjaro the top of the mountain started to melt so the emanation of Co2 increased the temperature of the earth.

Every year 5,000 living species disappear on the planet. And many tragedies are due to the raise of the planet's temperature. We must reduce the emission of the Co2 on the planet and we must find another source of energy unless they predict more catastrophic events. We had some examples in hurricane Katrina. Some devastating events happened because of those changes in the climate.

If we support each other to preserve the planet and support the ecology system, we will produce less Co2 on the planet and that means less catastrophic events. In finding new sources of energy on the planet, I mean more ecologic system, to reduce the production of the Co2 gas, we will preserve our planet longer and preserve our species of animals.

Right now many people on the planet use the ecologic way to live by producing less garbage and recycling the objects. With electric cars which produce less Co2 in the air, we will preserve the planet in a better way. Scientists must find new forms of energy to protect the atmosphere and produce less of those gases which are destroying the planet.

Those emanations of gas are elevating the temperature of the planet and making the ice melt in the north part of the earth. Each individual can make an effort to preserve what we have and if we have the good will to make an effort every day, we can preserve this planet and keep it in good shape.

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