Maximize Social Welfare of Climate Change Effecting Yellowstone National Park

            Firstly, the goals that can maximize social welfare are based on the reduction of global warming and increased quality of environment. This is substantially related to improve the wellbeing of society and the improved life of plants and animals. The impact of global warming in the Yellowstone Park area is harmful and it is being addressed by different organizations. They are working to lessen the impact of warming over humans and organic life. Climate change is affecting every society today and the changed weather patterns are causing deletion of forests and vegetation. The affordable solutions are taken to reduce this impact and to enable countries to be more resilient in the environmental framework. The climate summit on global warming under United Nations is an attempt to increase the social welfare of community and organic living. The focus of this summit is to tackle the issues that are creating harmful gases and related emissions as this would create a big difference. This program is also engaging leaders and partners to create more opportunities that could enhance human and social welfare (Lackey, 2018).

Excessive pollution of Climate Change Effecting Yellowstone National Park

        Secondly, the issue of excessive pollution is an extended form of solution attached with the perspectives of environmental degradation. The concept of excessive pollution is very wide. The level of pollution on the Yellowstone National park is too much to cope with. The estimated rate of extinct species is more than 10,000-100,000 folds and it is attributable to the men made actions. The increased level of population is increasing more resources. This increased consumption is carried out due to acquiring more production and the expansion of industries (Ferkany, 2011).

        Industries are creating pollution and mixing pollutants in the environment, thus causing air pollution. The excessive air pollution is detrimental for human and plant health. The excretion of waste materials from factories is thrown away to open large reservoirs of water.

        Burning of fossil fuels such as oil, gas and coal are being used for the production of energy is adding CO₂ into atmosphere. The big producers of energy and mass production are adding more pollution into atmosphere. The increased level of CO₂ is dangerous for the environment and increasing the per person pollution rate.

        The generation of electricity is also increasing carbon pollution due to the burning of coal and gas. The renewable energy is not causing any pollution; these resources are solar, hydro and wind.  The excessive pollution in water and air is damaging its quality and harming living beings. Due to this effect, species of plants and animals is deteriorating.