Tuesday, November 25, 2014

Global Warming's Effect on Human Health

As climate change becomes extreme, everyone is dangerous extreme events. But now, the effect of global
warming appears only in a high frequency of storms,  


the rapid melting of glaciers, crop failures and increased sea, but also appears in human health. The disease caused by mosquitoes now more particularly increases and becomes an epidemic disease.

In Africa, malaria, a disease caused by mosquitoes, is greatly increased. It is caused by the change in temperature of the earth of Africa in the cold ground, so that mosquitoes do not move up the mountain. This condition makes several places like Nairobi and Harare became a place to avoid mosquitoes as they are in the mountains.

After malaria, another disease caused by climate change. Physical human health levels rising sea is causing not only low but also causes psychological aberration. It is possible that climate change can affect people become stressful.

Stress is not always bad looking, but the condition can lead to negative act. Stress is clearly negative and recent studies by scientists indicated that the effect was facing citizens in developing countries, especially children. Systematic research in 2000, there were 150 000 premature deaths occur worldwide.

The effect of global warming on suspicion of human health occur more in developing countries and 88% affect children. Children's attack is weak, malnutrition and living in a poor environment and do not have access to health services. Low agricultural productivity in areas where sea levels are rising, which places like Africa, India and the poorest regions of Latin America are malnutrition leads to malaria and vomiting than effects of global warming.

Climate change will increase water pollution outside and directly damage the ozone layer. Ozone is very important for humans, because it is our protection against the sun radiation and has a function of temperature. Human failure to maintain land makes the unstable climate in the past decade.

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