Why we tend to Ignore Climate Change

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People tend to ignore climate change because they are more concerned with the present issues of today instead of the future. From this thesis, Teitel fills it is not big news to mind about climate change even though its effects are growing day by day. in order to critique her thesis other researchers that talk about the same issue will be reviewed. Many sources indicate that people get involved on the upcoming effects on global warming. This essay focuses on the reasons why people ignore climatic changes and the repercussions of ignorance to climatic changes. When someone has a lot of issues, people tend to solve from the bottom of the priority list. However (Andrews &, Philip, 2014) is of a different idea, He refers to China which has suffered immense climate change including the rise of the sea level, glacier withdrawal, and air pollution Teitel even justifies herself even more by giving an example of Stoknes who wrote a book “what is thought about when we try not to think about climate change.

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” Teitel uses an example of the river that changed course over one night he states that the hand of human beings caused the drift and not the will of God. The river piracy is used to show that globalization is caused by the day to day activities of human beings but they tend to ignore because it does not affect them in present time, until when the effects of it can show that man will not bother (Hartman & Meshbesher, 2010). However, according to David, (2015), one should take action on his or her needs. In Stokes's view, the ideal ratio of positive disaster histories is three to one as compared to presently where it is eighty percent. Currently, it is outlining. Twenty-five percent content of catastrophe is crucial in support of the debate focussing on dreadful climate change consequences.

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