Is The Myth Of Climate Change Is A Myth?

Climate change may be defined as a change in global or regional climate patterns. Jones (1986) first identified climate change in 1986. He confirmed that the climate has been changing since the early days of industrialisation. The issue of climate change is important due to the devastating effect it may have on people’s lives. Adaptation to climate change is highly crucial to survive therefore, its unpredictability is fatal. However, there are claims that climate change is a myth, which mostly is from multi-national companies that are highly dependent on fossil fuels, meaning that they are to blame for climate change. The claim that climate change is a myth is one of the major issues in a discussion in modern times; it remains highly controversial, with many scholars, organizations and institutions contributing in the major debate. In particular, the credibility of the theory of man-made climate change, together with the global warming phenomenon, remains controversial because both the supporters and critics of the concept attempt to provide adequate evidence to support their claims, making it difficult to determine whether the theory is true or false. Nevertheless, it is worth

Scientific knowledge required to show the effects and trends of climate seems to be well-developed and valid for use, but the social, economic and political aspects have always caused differences, which have delayed the efforts to solve these issues (Maslin, 2007). While the world is still struggling to find a better and effective way of dealing with these effects, there has been very little efforts made towards this on global scale, with each nation attempting to have its own way of dealing with these issues. Moreover, the controversies over the responsibilities per nation or region have been a drawback towards finding a solution to these problems (Brown & Leipold,