are we gonna die from global warming?

Answer 1

Don't fear now boy. Nothing will end like that much.
Recently some scientists have found that temparature of Mars is also increased in last few decades. They want to suggest that global warming is not happening because of man; but radiations from sun are making planets hot. You know, Mars is the nearest planet to earth. Hence scientists tried to study 'temparature rising of earth' and they compared it to Mars and found odd results that Mars' temparature is also rising.
Global warming will cause to melt the ice on mountains.
If it happened all earth will start to sink in water. Ice made up of carbon dioxide on Mars has been started melt.
There are some years when temparature decreases and after that it start to rise. I think after 50 or 100 years temparature of earth will start to decrease. Then nothing is to be tensioned. Just chill.

Answer 2

Nope, we are going to die from old age, getting shot, hit by a bus, etc. Our descendants may perish from the effects of global warming, but I think the process will be so slow that we have a better chance of becoming extinct from disease, a man made disaster including bombs, chemical weapons, or when we finally cut the last forest down to put in another mall or golf course, or a natural disaster like a meteor strike.

Answer 3

Probably not.

First of all, not everyone agrees that global warming is caused by human activity, and even climatologists will concede that the earth's billions of years include some very warm periods and some very cold periods, and life has existed through several of these.

If we assume that human activity has caused the current warm spell that the earth is going through we can also assume that it's going to be difficult to reverse those results. So we are probably in for some warm years.

Humans can adapt to these climate changes. We've done it before. And we did it with much more primitive technology going back to ancient times.

Life has shown itself to be very adaptable and very tough to wipe out. And human life is anything but fragile. Humans live in conditions ranging from Arctic to desert to tropical to maritime, and generally adapt certainly even if not easily.

Global warming, whatever its cause, could lead to an increase in tropical diseases. Medical science will have to keep up with them or even work to stamp them out. Medical science has in the past shown itself able to do things like that.

We can expect to have enough oxygen to survive--in fact increased CO2 levels should help plant life and that in turn will increase the world food supply.

So we probably won't starve to death. We might have to find ways to protect ourselves from the sun, but we can do that too--our ancestors could even protect themselves from sunburn and heat.

One thing we can be sure of, though, is that we will die--from something. All of us will die.

But it probably won't have that much to do with global warming.

Answer 4

Most certainly. The air will become unbreathable, the plants will die off because all of the water evaporates into vapor, and widespread drought will ensue causing all life as we know it to die. Only the roaches, mice, rats and spiders will survive.

Answer 5

the temperature on Earth has only gone up about one degree every 100 years. you (and your children, and your children's children, and their children...) will die from old age before global warming kills you.

Answer 6

you probably die before you actually feel the heat

Answer 7

no no no.