meltingofpolaricecaps - causing excessive flooding and even the loss of low-lying land
climatechange - e.g. increase in the number and intensity of typhoons and a shortening of the wet season
what to do to stop global warming:
plant more trees
ban logging
conserve electricity
use only fuel-efficient vehicles
do not burn garbage
minimize use of non-biodegradable, non-reusable, and non-recyclable
renewable energy sources - will not run out due to continuous use
non-renewable energy sources - in danger of running out
fossil fuels - energy sources that were formed by nature for hundreds of millions of years but which are people exploiting and may run out in just a few more years
globalwarming - heating up of the earth's surface due to a buildup of greenhouse gases