125 WORDS PARAGRAPH ON GLOBAL WARMING

 PARAGRAPH ON GLOBAL WARMING


Global warming is caused by rising carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere, which is a result of human activities that have been causing havoc on our ecosystem for ages. Worldwide warming is a problem that cannot be ignored, and action must be taken to address the problem on a global scale. For the past few years, the average temperature has been steadily rising by 1.5 degrees Celsius. Cutting down further forests should be prohibited, and afforestation should be encouraged, as the best approach to prevent future damage to the earth. Begin by planting trees near your house and garage, participating in events, and teaching others about the importance of tree planting. Although it is difficult to undo the damage, it is possible to prevent further injury.

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