In this day and age, global warming is an unquestionable fact, which proves that our planet and its climate are in trouble. Global warming affects all areas of our life whether it's politics, economics or socially. The study of global warming involves many sciences in order to look at the causes of global warming and try to find the best solutions to reduce the impact of our civilization on the planet. An interdisciplinary research in this field is important, because global warming is caused by many factors and has an impact on different circles of our life. For instance, climate science is said to look at the changes caused by global warming. Geology examines the impact of human activities such as drilling on climate. Economic science helps to understand economic benefits and material losses caused by terrible weather conditions ,not forgetting results obtained by Climate science and Geology. Economic science observes and develops measures to help reduce negative effect of economic activity on climate and global warming. .
Natural disasters such as tornadoes and hurricanes are the result of global warming. .
Over the years, hurricanes have become a great problem for many coastal villages and towns around the world. From the words of scientists, hurricanes are caused by heated water and variations of sea level. For instance, according to Avery: "The computerized global climate models predict we'll get more and huger storms as the planet warms", which results in bad weather conditions. Avery also explains that "heat in the atmosphere is the fuel that leads to stormy weather," and "weather disasters are occurring with greater intensity and frequency around the world." (Avery, n.d.). So, it is clear that this fuel in the atmosphere is the cause of human activities such as gas emissions and other pollutants which lead to the heated atmosphere and hurricanes. .
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Unfortunately, nobody can reject the fact that thousands of tons of mercury, lead, and other heavy metals are put into the water and air each year in the form of liquids and gases, which cause the sea temperature increase.
