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El Nino: From a layman’s point of view


There are some scientific and technical terms which can be explained from a layman’s point of view. Why do we go to a beach? It’s because after a hot day we go out to a beach for some fresh air, nature and enjoy seeing the waves. But, on a hot summer day or during midday do we see people going to the beach? Not really because they will miss out on all the reasons for going to a beach.

El Nino is something that will heat up the oceans and therefore raise the temperatures on land and it varies from place to place depending upon the geographical location of the place you are speaking about. We are hearing lots and lots about climate change, climate effect on the ozone layers above us in the sky which acts as a natural cover for us on earth from the effects of radiation.

Without having to go into much detail about radiation from a layman’s point of view an excess exposure to radiation can give us many problems from our health, to climate change and likely to affect our forests, oceans fauna and flora. We also know of dinosaurs which once inhabited our planet and now are extinct. In the same way we might also lose many of our ocean and land plants and animals. Tomorrow there might the giraffe becoming an extinct species and we might not see a giraffe again. This is how we can put in layman’s terms how climate change can affect our health and also other living organisms in our ecosystems living with us. Would you wish a shark or a whale, lion and tiger or a giraffe going extinct? All this comes into effect when we ignore to take care of our planet and the extreme case of it being El Nino a term used by scientists to an extreme effect of climate changes affecting our planet. This is a natural cause and we can prevent or slow this process of climate change by taking care of our planet and our environment.

The next time anyone says or you hear about climate change remember you have the power and it is in your hands to change it from happening.


 

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