I would like to research concerns. I think the concerns are very important because people need to know what will happen as a result of some of their actions. Also telling people what their actions might cause is very important for getting people to stop things that are contributing to the bad climate change.
Research:
I started of my research by going to a website called climatehotmap.org. This website is made by people who are trying to prevent climate change. They website talks about all of the negative effects climate change would cause. It also talks about all of the ways to help prevent climate change. In addition to that it has a map of all the places that are undergoing climate change. This is a great source because it is written by an a organization that is focused on preventing climate change, and shows all of the concerns.
The next source I found was similar to the first one, this one is a website called grace links.org. This website is centered around helping people become more aware of their impact on the environment. They offer calculators to calculate your water footprint, and international water footprint. They focus not only only on the long term concerns but also the short term concerns. They talk about how all the little everyday actions people do all contribute to climate change more that people think. This is a great source because it is not only focusing about the very distant future, but also the near future.
The third source I found was Epa.gov. This website is for the US Environmental Protection Agency. They have by far the most information about climate change compared to all of the other sources. They also talk about the laws to protect the environment and reduce climate change. This is the best source I have found so far, because the amount of information they have on climate changed is unparalleled by any website I have found yet.
Sources:
http://www.climatehotmap.org/global-warming-effects/water-supply.html
http://www.gracelinks.org/2380/the-impact-of-climate-change-on-water-resources
https://www3.epa.gov
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