Cities flood, forests burn, and glaciers are melting, and the actions of humans are only making things worse every day. If we keep it up, we will lose our only planet very soon, and, as climate activists say, “there’s no planet B.” We can only save it together, and we should act right now, because we don’t have any time to waste anymore.
Here at ViralSection we want to show and tell you what is happening to our home right now, and we encourage you to join us in our most important mission of this century — saving our planet.
1. Pedersen Glacier, Alaska, 100 years ago and now
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2. Gorgeous Victoria Falls has turned into a little stream.
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3. We lose our forests (and its animals) as they’re burning all over the world.
4. Cities across the world are being flooded more than ever.
© Sergey Ashmarin / Wikimedia Commons
5. Iceland’s Okjokull Glacier was commemorated in August 2019.
6. Climate change caused an 89% decrease in new coral on the Great Barrier Reef.
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7. This whole glacier turned into water.
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8. In just 6 years, Aculeo Lake disappeared as if it never existed.
9. Theewaterskloof Dam, that was in South Africa, is also gone.
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10. The flooding of the Ganges River in Allahabad has left people homeless.
© SANJAY KANOJIA/AFP/East News
11. Lake Urmia has turned red and is about to dry out.
© Amir Sadeghi / Wikimeid Commons
12. Forests all over the world are burning, and here’s what has happened to the Amazon:
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13. The flooding of the Mississippi River puts the whole city under water.
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14. Grinnell Glacier can now barely be called a glacier.
© Blase Reardon / Wikimedia Commons
15. In only 3 years, California’s Lake Oroville has almost completely dried up.
Has your country or city lost something due to climate change? Tell us your stories in the comments, and together let’s show that it is real.
Preview photo credit CHRISTIAN MIRANDA/AFP/East News
