New Highlight On Climate Change: We Have in Store Vanishing Life, Solar Power Boom Year, and Much More

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Earth, with each passing day, is changing irreversibly from bad to worse. It is dilapidated, and no home could guarantee security, safety, and sustenance. If big home Earth is under constant threat!

The vanishing life because of climate change imposes upon humanity to abstain from furthering the havoc. Animal life, plant life and above all human life is under constant threat because of population explosion on one side and impact on dwindling climate on another side.

A report published in Climate Home reveals various pitiful conditions with which Earth is inflicted. It goes on to mention disappearing Arctic ice belts, which is making productive agricultural land unproductive and therefore decreasing terribly crop production.

The life-threatening consequences of Climate Change aren't hard to imagine. They have already left visible scars on Earth. Starvations, floods and continuously changing weathers further the separation existing between food consumption demand and our potential to produce amid the unstable Climate Change.

The report is crucial from another point of view also. It is the direct slap in face of those who deny Climate Change and shockingly deny its consequences too.

In an attempt to reduce the burden of conventional power production, the solar power industry is emerging with full bloom. It is the environment-friendly and clean alternative which will help in the long run in reducing pressure on the environment.

U.S. particularly observed great boom in the solar industry. The HuffPost report claims addition of 4,000+ megawatts to the annual capacity. Economically it is profitable, ecologically convenient and environmentally sustainable. It will definitely inspire more and more research into making solar power boom a lasting one.

Weathers are becoming violent, life itself is becoming a burden and environment is feeling the mounting pressure, hence acting in an undesirable manner. It's a wake-up call, we should not miss a chance to mend our way!