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<h2>Warning: Climate Change Will Take Everything</h2>
Well, the rule of natures says that there should be balance everywhere. But, due to growing population, we are degrading all our forest lands and hitting consistently in the heart of our motherland. A sudden disaster awaits us outside our doors and ready to snatch everything we have developed. According to NASA, the average global temperature has increased by almost one degree Celsius since 1880. This one picture posted by Kerstin Langenberger Photography on Thursday, 20 August 2015 says the back side and worse side of climate change.
In a Facebook post, wildlife photographer Kerstin Langenberger shared her concerns for those most affected by climate change. Polar bears. "For tourists and wildlife photographers, the main reason to come to Svalbard is to see polar bears," she wrote. At first glance, everything is as it has always been… But are they really doing well, the bears up here? I see the summers being so pleasant (and warm) as never before. I see the glaciers calving, retreating dozens to hundreds of meters every year. I see the pack ice disappearing in record speed. Yes, I have seen bears in good shape – but I have also seen dead and starving polar bears.
Ian Stirling, a professor at the University of Alberta had a different side of a story to narrate. She told that this bear was most likely an older, sick or injured bear. "You have to be a little bit careful about drawing conclusions immediately... [The bear] may be starving, but it may just be old... A difficulty hunting could be involved". Well, we understand that drawing conclusions immediately will lead us to camouflage, but we need to understand that climate is changing at an enormous rate which is truly dangerous for every living species. Act Today and Save Tomorrow should be our approach towards protecting our natural diversity, before it’s too late.