The document discusses global warming, outlining its causes, including greenhouse gas emissions and deforestation, and its consequences such as rising sea levels, intensified storms, drought, and potential extinction of species. It emphasizes the importance of individual and collective responsibility in combating climate change through actions like adopting green energy, reducing emissions, and practicing sustainability. The conclusion stresses the need to protect nature to avoid a dire future for humanity.

1. UNIVERSITY OF AGRONOMIC SCIENCES AND VETERINARY MEDICINE OF BUCHAREST
Faculty of Management, Economic Engineering in Agriculture and Rural Development
Global warming, its consequences
and
possible steps to be taken
Student:Dan Nicolae Alexandru
Group: 8211
Teacher:Mihai Daniel Frumuşelul

2. a
• Global warming is the phenomenon of continually rising
average temperatures recorded in the atmosphere around the
ground and oceans, observed the last two centuries,especially
in recent decades.
• This phenomenon is due to effect of greenhouse gases, such
as carbon dioxide emissions from burning fossil fuels or from
deforestation, which trap heat that would otherwise escape
from Earth.

3. Consequences of global warming
1. Rising sea levels and ocean
Global warming leads to melting ice layers of Greenland and Antarctica, which, according to
the pessimistic scenario, will increase water levels in the oceans with minimum 2 meters. So
large tracts of coastal current (in many densely populated areas of the world) will disappear,
with knock-on effects on population relocation.
2. Intensification of hurricanes and storms
One thing certain is that, as global warming has emphasized, have emerged stronger
hurricanes and storms more violent.
3.Drought and desertification
Intensive agriculture leads to soil erosion and the loss of its ability to support the growth of
vegetation. Unsustainable use of water reserves under the earth lead to soil degradation,
while inappropriate irrigation increase the soil salinity. Obviously, higher temperatures
accelerate desertification, especially deforestation.
4. The danger of total extinction
Optimistic estimates say that by 2050, more than one million of known species will disappear
today. Pessimistic estimates, however, say that we are on the threshold of the 6th global
extinctions that could become a reality before the end of this century!

4. Fight against global warming
• The crisis will be solved only if we, as
individuals, we take responsibility for it.
• Learning, teaching others, to do our best in
everyone to stop using so many resources and
especially not wasting them, getting involved
in public life and demanding change.

5. a
Solutions worldwide:
• Green energy - clean energy or energy
alternative to the classic, produced from
renewable sources clean.
• Identifying and stopping illegal logging activities
followed by actions of afforestation.
• Reducing emissions of greenhouse gases.

6. Individual solutions:
• Use economic lighting.
• When buying new appliances, choose the most
economical one.
• Support an environmental organization.
• Save hot water.
• Hybrid cars.
• Recycle.

7. Conclusion
• To avoid a bleak future of humanity, it is
important to understand that nature must be
protected.

8. BIbliography
• https://ro.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%8Enc%C4
%83lzirea_global%C4%83
• https://ecoprofit.ro/incalzirea-globala-cauze-
efecte/