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    Engl Assignment Expository Essay

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    The document explores the complex issue of increasing global temperatures and worldwide heatwaves by analyzing weather trends, temperature records, and contributing factors like human activities. Rising temperatures from heatwaves have extensive negative effects on ecosystems, human health, and economies, requiring coordinated global efforts to reduce impacts through approaches like renewable energy and adaptation initiatives.

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    The document explores the complex issue of increasing global temperatures and worldwide heatwaves by analyzing weather trends, temperature records, and contributing factors like human activities. Rising temperatures from heatwaves have extensive negative effects on ecosystems, human health, and economies, requiring coordinated global efforts to reduce impacts through approaches like renewable energy and adaptation initiatives.

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    Name: Shanril M.

    Surban Schedule: TTH 8:30 AM – 9:30 AM


    Course & Year: BSMA 1A Subject: ENGL 102

    Unveiling the Global Heatwave: Understanding the Escalating Temperatures on Earth

    In the past few years, the occurrence of worldwide heatwaves has garnered the interest of researchers, decision-
    makers, and the public at large. This article seeks to explore the complexities of this urgent problem, analyzing the
    fundamental elements that are causing the rise in temperatures on our planet. Through studying weather trends, past
    temperature records, and pertinent contributing elements, we can acquire a thorough comprehension of the forces
    propelling this international dilemma.
    The climate of our planet Earth is an intricate system that is affected by a variety of elements such as sunlight, the
    makeup of the atmosphere, ocean currents, and human actions. There have been significant shifts in temperature patterns
    in the last hundred years, with a noticeable rise in worldwide temperatures. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate
    Change (IPCC) reports that the average temperature of the Earth's surface has increased by around 1.1 degrees Celsius
    since the late 1800s (IPCC, 2021). This trend of increasing temperatures has been especially evident in recent years, with
    some of the hottest years on record occurring in the 21st century.
    Many factors add to the increasing temperatures on our planet, with human-caused climate change being a key
    player. Using fossil fuels for creating energy, industrial activities, and transportation releases gases like carbon dioxide
    (CO2) and methane (CH4) into the air. These gases trap heat, causing an intensified greenhouse effect and ultimately
    warming the Earth. Deforestation, urban expansion, and farming methods also play a part in changing land surfaces and
    emitting more greenhouse gases (NASA, 2023). In addition, fluctuations in the Earth's climate, like El Niño and La Niña
    occurrences, can worsen temperature fluctuations, resulting in more frequent and severe heatwaves. These phenomena,
    combined with the overall pattern of worldwide warming, play a role in increasing heat-related dangers across the globe
    (WMO, 2022).
    The rising temperatures linked to worldwide heatwaves have extensive effects on ecosystems, human well-being,
    and socioeconomic systems. Heatwaves can worsen dry spells, boost the occurrence of wildfires, and endanger food
    security. Additionally, susceptible groups, like the elderly and underserved communities, are disproportionately impacted
    by extreme heat occurrences (CDC, 2020). To tackle the difficulties posed by increasing temperatures, united efforts are
    necessary at the local, national, and international stages. Strategies to lessen the impact include shifting to renewable
    energy sources, utilizing energy-efficient technologies, improving urban planning to counteract the urban heat island
    phenomenon, and advocating for sustainable land management practices. Furthermore, adaptation actions, for example,
    early caution systems, heat-resistant infrastructure, and community outreach initiatives, are vital for establishing resilience
    to heat waves and decreasing their repercussions (UNEP, 2021). In summary, comprehending the intricacies of global
    heatwave occurrence is essential for creating efficient methods to minimize its effects and safeguard the planet for future
    generations. By merging scientific studies, policy measures, and community involvement, we can strive towards a more
    sustainable and resistant future amidst increasing temperatures on Earth.

    References:

    Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (2020). Extreme Heat. Retrieved from
    https://www.cdc.gov/disasters/extremeheat/index.html
    Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. (2021). Climate Change 2021. The Physical Science
    Basis. IPCC Working Group I Contribution to AR6. Cambridge University Press.
    NASA. (2023). Climate Change: Vital Signs of the Planet. Retrieved from https://climate.nasa.gov/
    United Nations Environment Programme. (2021). Adapting to Climate Change: Local Solutions for a
    Global Problem. UNEP/Earthprint.
    World Meteorological Organization. (2022). State of the Global Climate 2022. WMO-No. 1265.

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