Comments on: Climate Change’s Impact On Cultures Around The World — Part 1

By: smech

smech — Wed, 30 Mar 2022 19:29:49 +0000

The world is a very globalized system, and a lot of companies from other countries have effects on places all over the world. Climate change is a growing problem and effects places differently. I also feel that some countries really care about our climate more than others. It is definitely something we all need to come together about, because it is such an ongoing issue.

By: Xfuentes

Xfuentes — Thu, 24 Mar 2022 05:00:29 +0000

Climate change is such an important subject and one that people need to make time to really understand. It is scary to think that if we do not do something about this soon we will not be able to have the earth we know now. The crazy thing is that really small changes can make a really big difference in the impact we make on our planet and the rapid changing climate. It is such serious matter and something that affects all cultures and communities around the world.

By: Emma Razo

Emma Razo — Thu, 24 Mar 2022 04:28:20 +0000

Agriculture is dominantly reliant on climate, but in order to lower the climate we must reduce CO2 in the air. Most people are already working on that. Electric cars are already on the roads, tech is slowly becoming more efficient with the electricity. I think the only thing we as a species need to work on is how we can sustain ourselves with enough energy without releasing as much CO2 in the process.

By: Samantha Nordstrom

Samantha Nordstrom — Mon, 21 Mar 2022 21:30:39 +0000

I totally agree with this article. The state of the environment can cause ripples across all aspects of globalization! When the article spoke about food prices possibly rising due to climate change, it made me think more about the economic issues surrounding climate change. It’s incredibly complex – to save the planet, many believe we must give up fossil fuels, which fuels global economies! But at the same time, continuing to fuel climate change will also hurt the economy! It seems there is no solution, but hopefully global governments can find a middle ground solution.