Journal d'écologie et de toxicologie

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Understanding Acute Toxicity: Unraveling the Immediate Dangers

Hong Carbone

Climate change, epitomized by the escalating challenge of global warming, is an unparalleled crisis confronting the world. This article navigates the intricacies of global warming, elucidating its root causes, far-reaching impacts, and the imperative for unified global action. Anthropogenic activities, notably the combustion of fossil fuels and deforestation, have precipitated an unprecedented surge in greenhouse gas emissions, exacerbating the greenhouse effect and propelling temperatures skyward. The consequences are profound—melting ice caps, rising sea levels, intensifying weather extremes, and the perilous disruption of ecosystems and biodiversity. Human health, too, stands on precarious ground as the repercussions of climate change manifest in heat-related illnesses, altered disease patterns, and compromised air and water quality. Mitigating this crisis necessitates a dual strategy: curbing emissions through sustainable practices and resilient infrastructure, coupled with adaptive measures to confront the changes already underway. The international community's commitment to frameworks like the Paris Agreement underscores the urgency of collective efforts to limit temperature increases and protect our shared planet. As we unravel the layers of this complex challenge, it becomes evident that understanding and addressing global warming is not just an environmental imperative but a moral obligation for the well-being of current and future generations.