Math

Global Warming. Obviously, with a title called math, that isn't the first thing that pops up in your head. But, it does in mine.. In this post, i'm going to involve math with my research topic, global warming! Fun....

75%. That could stand for anything. Now, what about a statistic. More importantly, a global warming statistic. That number, 75%, is the percent of how much carbon dioxide is in our air from fossil fuels. Fun... Well, its the shocking truth. Do you know where fossil fuels come from? Cars. Trucks. Pretty much anything that uses fuel contributes. Hence, fossil fuels. Now, what about this number? 7%. Now, that's small, right? Wrong. That measly seven-percent is actually the rate the glaciers are melting. Now, you might think that's silly and not a worry. Well, who is going to think it's silly when the ice caps are gone. That seven-percent is actually increasing over the years. Yep, it's getting higher and higher. Feeling the pressure yet? Now what about this number. 100%. Yes, one-hundred percent. That is the statistic for how many animals are going to die to change compleatly due to global warming. Now, I still want to see the cuddly panda pears and the funny-looking baboons. Don't you? Anyways, all these numbers do have one point. Global Warming is filled with all types of numbers and equations. But, this is the one everyone should know.

(More fuel use + More cutting trees and land + More heat) x the greenhouse effect = a very, very hot planet.

Now, it's not an equation for rocket science, but it's pretty obvious. If habits don't change, we will continue to have the same outcome. A very, very hot planet.