Climate change has become a reality, and is one of the greatest challenges the world is facing today. Climate change is mainly caused by anthropogenic activities which release greenhouse gases (GHGs) into the atmosphere, particularly burning of fossil fuels, agriculture and deforestation. Evidences indicate that the global average surface temperature has risen by about 0.76°C since 1900 and is predicted to increase by 1.8°C to 4.0°C by 2100. The environment and humanity have been threatened by the escalating impacts of climate change. Thus, urgent actions are needed to combat climate change. With this in mind, I want to raise a question for our insights: Is climate change forever? Alternatively, which one of the following scenarios will happen to the Earth’s climate beyond 2100 – ever increasing, stabilizing or crashing/cooling? Dear members of ResearchGate, have your say or please provide evidences.
In my point of view climate change is foreover due to fluctuation in temperature, variation of rainfall
Climate variability is always apparent. I want to pinpoint the scenario regarded as climate change. Is climate change forever?
Alternatively:
1. Will the Earth's temperature keep on increasing and thus heating/warming of Earth be contnuous? (Will the global warming be interrupted by global cooling?)
2. Will the global precipitation decrease and the Earth become a drier planet? (Will the global dryness be interrupted by global wetness over time?)
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