Global warming causes growing problems

 Title: Global warming causes growing problems

 As global warming increases, the earth's ecosystem is undergoing unprecedented changes. From the melting of polar glaciers to the disappearance of tropical rainforests to the frequent extreme weather around the world, various problems caused by global warming have become increasingly serious.

 First, climate change caused by global warming has had a huge impact on human society. Over the past few decades, we have seen rising sea levels, increased floods, increasing droughts, and the frequent occurrence of heat waves. These phenomena pose a great threat to the human living environment and social economy. In some areas, people are even in danger of losing their homes.

 Second, global warming also has a profound impact on the earth's ecosystems. As the temperature rises, polar creatures such as polar bears are gradually disappearing. At the same time, the loss of tropical rainforests has also seriously affected the earth's carbon storage and oxygen production. The destruction of these ecosystems has not only posed a threat to the biodiversity of the planet, but also to the quality of human life.

 In addition, the declining air quality caused by global warming also poses a threat to human health. Air quality in many cities has reached dangerous levels due to rising temperatures and climate change. This decrease in air quality can not only lead to an increased incidence of respiratory and cardiovascular diseases, but can also negatively affect agriculture and the water supply system.

 In response to these problems of global warming, we need to take more aggressive measures. First, reducing greenhouse gas emissions is crucial. We need to change the energy mix, promote clean energy, and strengthen international cooperation to jointly address climate change.

 Second, improving ecosystem resilience and protecting biodiversity are also key. We need to take steps to protect forests, wetlands, and marine ecosystems, while encouraging sustainable agricultural and fisheries practices.

 Finally, improving air quality is also the key to solving the global warming problem. We need to strengthen air quality monitoring and pollution control, and to encourage urban greening and public health protection.

In general, global warming is a complex and urgent issue that we should work together to solve. Only through global collaboration, scientific research and innovative thinking can we meet this challenge and protect our earthly home.