[제임스 후퍼의 비정상의 눈] Climate change is a human responsibility

James Huffer English · Former Actor of the JTBC 'Abnormal Talks & # 39;

It's really hot in the summer. Temperatures continue throughout the northern hemisphere. At the end of June, the lowest temperature in Oman was even higher, and in Algeria, the highest temperature ever recorded. In the northern and western continent, several weeks of heat wave cause droughts and forest fires. Korea, which showed a rather refreshing weather early in the summer, is enjoying the worst heat ever recorded.

Climate change is real. In 2009, the Swedish Resilience Center and the Earth Hazard Line of scientists from the Australian National University identified nine areas of human activity in the Earth system. If the impact exceeds the threshold or approaching the threshold, an environmental disaster will occur and it will threaten humanity by breaking the stable state of the earth. One of them is climate change.

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Unfortunately, our planet is a finite place. Resources will run out one day, and there is a limit to the ability to cope with the changes resulting from human activities. The concept of Earth's danger line, presented as a pie chart with nine sectors, expresses the relationship between human activity and the Earth in a direct way. I recently published an article titled "Global Dust Emissions," which doubled during the Anthropocene. The results of the study showed that two of the nine zones, the soil system and the use of fresh water, were related to the third zone, the atmospheric transport material.

Various studies have shown that the increase in dust production due to the use of soil and freshwater by humans, such as agriculture, has a significant impact on the environment. An example is that the amount of dust has doubled since the industrial revolution of 1750, suggesting that human activity is closely related to the production of dust.

The threat of climate change has become a daily life for all of us on Earth now. Persistent disturbances of the air and soil by humans will continue to alter the landscape of our environment. There are no more warning lines of danger for the earth. The influence of the human being must have a sense of responsibility as the influence of the individual.

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