4) Climate change impacts what we eat: Changes in temperature and precipitation patterns, as well as increased frequency of extreme weather events, pose risks to agricultural productivity. You may enjoy your seasonal fruits soon
3) The cost of inaction is higher than the cost of mitigation: While transitioning to a low-carbon economy and implementing climate mitigation measures require investments, the cost of inaction far outweighs the initial expenses. Insurance premium is cheaper than the medical bill
2) Climate change is increasing migration: climate change has altered landscapes, reduced crop yields, and disrupted livelihoods. There is relocation due to scarcity of resources, or need to seek better economic opportunities, leading to population displacement. Did you migrate?
1) Climate change and global warming phenomena are already happening. The right phrases to use are, "the climate has changed" and "the globe has warmed"