Climate Change In The 21st Century

Climate change in the 21st century

One of the problems that most concern 21st century society today is climate change. There is no doubt the way in which the agendas of companies, governments and society are now occupying, due to a large number of factors that intervene and that affect in one way or another the future of the human species.

The impacts that climate change have generated worldwide, in all regions and in each of the sectors of society are notorious, affecting public health, agriculture and economic activities, food industry, drinking water generation, transport, energy sources, various ecosystems, etc. And, although currently, they already represent a constant danger to the sustainable development of humanity, in the future the consequences will be much greater in these and many other areas.

The economic activities focused on a purely industrialized thought, leave in the background a sustainable development and with an ecological structure, and have become the main responsible for the deterioration of the ecosystem with their behaviors and habits, which sometimes become customs rooted incultures and societies, such as the example of intensive livestock, mining and excessive exploitation of the subsoil.

For this reason, it is vital that governments exercise the power to implement a legal and social framework that encourage sustainable and sustainable practices with the planet.

Despite all this environmental problem, not everything is negative.

Given the evidence of the risks for the subsistence that climate change entails, this has also generated a great level of consciousness and has driven society and several economic sectors to question how things have been done so far and to rethink new options a lotmore sustainable and friendly to the planet.

We see that currently investments, new technologies and business ideas are aimed at models that achieve sustainable objectives to solve daily problems in a more ecological way, as an example we can cite the use of recyclable paper, the use of clean energy such as the solar, motivation to their employees about the use of public transport or bicycle, etc.

Additionally, these sustainable and responsible companies have generated greater adherents today, winning an important status that highlights them in such a competitive market, opening the doors to customers that have a very similar environmental vision. It is possible that the products marketed by these companies have a higher price, however, they manage to loyal more and more to a greater number of customers thanks to the good image they leave with their behavior against the environmental problem.

Finally, it is important that companies implement within their mission and strategic vision, a corporate social responsibility with clear and structured environmental policies, which allow it to continue growing sustainably and, likewise, positively impact the internal and external environment. But not only the responsibility for the care of the ecosystem falls on companies, each person must be aware that, from home, their work or their place of study, it can contribute to the restoration of the environment.