Krill and global warming

This article deals with the importance of krill in Antarctica. First of all, krill plays an important role in our ecosystem because they make the ecosystem balanced. So decreasing of the number of krill is a big problem. And also, this article discusses the cause of decreasing of the species is connected to global warming. So the number of krill and other animals whose habitat is Antarctica decrease with the melting of ice.

According to this article, krill is an important creature in ecosystem. So we shouldn't ignore decreasing of krill, so we have to try to find causes that melting of ice and try to find a solution to solve the problem.

The cause is global warming and it was happened by human industry. After the industrial revolution, exhaust fumes of cars and factory smoke increased and these are blamed as major causes of global warming. That is, these make lots of carbon dioxide, and this creates warming air. So for those reasons, Antarctic ice is melting.

Global warming because of nature doesn't disturb the ecosystem, but unnatural global warming disturbs ecosystem balance. So current global warming causes many problems. Increasing of rainfall averages cause flood, and the rising of the sea level affects to krill.

Global warming has many problems, and it threatens our ecosystem. So we have to try to solve this problem. First of all, to solve this problem, we have to use global thinking, because global warming and its causes are connected to other countries, so the problem won't be solved by endeavor of individuals. So we have to endeavor to solve the problem using a worldwide environment, and we should make a system and policy to support our endeavor. And also to establish this policy, the participation of nations is very important.

global warming threatens our life and many creatures. Especially as the melting of Antartic ice, gets worse the number of krill is decreasing. And also, shortage of krill causes many problems like disturbing of ecosystem balance. So we should solve the problem. To solve this problem, we should try to protect our environment and policies have to be enacted to support our endeavor.

Reference :
Ward, P. (2008, May 05). Antarctic Krill. Cool Antarctica. Retrieved on May 28, 2008, from:http:// www. Coolantarctica.com/Antarctica%20fact%20file/wildlife/krill.htm