An article in New York times discusses how the weather conditions is harming places around the world. It is a global matter and something that needs to be addressed. How to address it is the question. Though the article doesn't show some theories for change for the better of the environment it does show how there is extreme weather conditions across the globe with a slideshow and description for different locations. Some examples are in late November England has dealt with floods, Rio de Janeiro due to lack of rain they are dealing with heat waves that hinder their energy for electricity, in Russia the weather is so cold that traffic lights stop working and broke down.
From places are dealing with extensive cold conditions and others are facing extensive hot conditions. These conditions effect our living conditions not just within our location but within globalization. This can effect population and population transfer. When there is land that has environmental extremes it makes the living conditions hazardous and creating migration of people. Also the agriculture can be highly effected due to the condition of the weather because the crops can’t properly grow and things can’t be maintained. Globalization creates where we rely on each other and when one area of the world has trouble with their production it effects imports and exports which effects the economy. Also these extensive conditions can effect industrialization within urban areas which is moving at a fast pace because of Globalization. Meaning that when places are hindered by the growth of Industry the advancing of Globalization suffers.
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