Does global warming help the earth?

Answer 1

Technically, global warming does help the earth, there would be no life on earth without it, and there are natural variations in the earth's temperature. However, due to human intervention, global warming has become extreme, causing rising temps, glacial ice melting, extinction, spread of disease, etc. Rising ocean surface temps have led to the most extreme hurricanes ever, and glacial ice melting will cause ocean levels to rise, causing billions of people to be displaced. Check out "An Inconvenient Truth" by Al Gore, it's a book, a movie, and a web site.

Answer 2

Global warming is just a natural process that the Earth goes through every so often. It's a continual cycle between ice ages or global cooling and global warming. I think the global warming you mean is the, for lack of a better word, the "bad" one. Humans and our chemical waste is speeding the process along. I don't really think there are benefits. But I could be wrong.

Answer 3

There is at lease one obvious positive benefit from global warming.

The northwest passage becomes a reality, at least during the summer, allowing ships to travel across the artic sea from the Atlantic to the Pacific. This eliminates the need to go through the Panama Canal.

There are probably many others. We have only considered the negative aspects of global warming.

Answer 4

Umm... That a lie, there is no such thing, you should know that's it's a lie... People are making money off a lie..

Answer 5

No!