During the Earth's existence, climate changes have occurred that seem almost inexplicable. Without documentation of these events, there is no way to know exactly what caused these strange weather changes or to what extent. Many people see the ice caps melting and automatically blame pollution and people's negligence. If it is true that most people do not take care of or respect the environment, is it possible that neglect is only one factor and not the driving force? There have been people on this earth for a very long time, with the earth being 46 billion years old, the things we have done to change it have caused some problems. The need to expand, to build better, bigger and more powerful things has become the goal of humanity and the downfall of the pure land that once existed. Many explanations can be put forward to explain recent strange weather phenomena and global warming. Depending on the source or who someone interacts with, the answers from too many people until the end of time come out of the mouths of those who have not taken the time to understand what is happening in the world. To fully understand what is happening to Earth, we need to go back and study what has already happened. Ice ages seem to be a fairly important indicator of meteorological activity from an already distant era. Pollution may be a catalyst for global warming, but what is happening is that the world is changing as it has many times before this generation existed. For the world to function, certain cycles happen all the time. perhaps not be understood. The water cycle occurs daily and at all times of the day. Evaporation and precipitation are among the most...... middle of article...... al Climate change. " Climate Dynamics 42.3/4 (2014): 617-627. Academic research completed. Web. February 28, 2014. Roderick, ML, et al. "A general framework for understanding the response of the water cycle to global warming on Lands and Oceans." Discussions in Hydrology and Earth System Sciences 10.12 (2013): 15263-15294 Web. Williams, John W., et al. "The Ice Age Ecologist: Methods of test for prioritization of reserves during the latest global warming." Global Ecology & Biogeography 22.3 (2013: 289-301) Web February 28, 2014. Milfont, Taciano L. "The interaction between knowledge, perceived effectiveness and Concerns about Global Warming and Climate Change: A One-Year Longitudinal Study » Risk Analysis: An International Journal 32.6 (2012): 1003-1020... 2014.