Climate change's long-term impact dooms future generations to bear its costly burden, study warns.
The Earth is getting warmer because of human activities like burning fossil fuels. Even though we know this, it will take a long time for the effects to show up. The heat capacity of the oceans means that the climate will keep warming for decades even if we stop emitting greenhouse gases now. The more CO2 we put into the air, the harder it will be for nature to clean it up. Plus, melting ice will raise sea levels over centuries. Unfortunately, the current levels of warming might seem small now, but they will become a big problem for future generations. If we don't act quickly to reduce emissions, we're passing the bill to our kids and grandkids. It's a tough situation - we're facing a global warming crisis with consequences that last a long time.