Yes, position of the earth does play a major role in climate change, it alternatively goes through extreme hot and cold cycles, but yet, we cannot deny that human interference equally is to blame. Our activities expediate the process of raising temperatures to a great extent. Giant cement, steel and glass structures are heat traps and raise temperature to a great extent. Concrete roads also change the temperatures of any place than normal.
Yes, the position of the earth the sun is what I'm about to point it out. It greatly affects the climate change.
You have the point but more disadvantages are cited by those countries affected by climate change for they're used to it.
True...in fact, certain countries such as Maldives are slowly sinking inch by inch into the oceans. The water levels in the canals of Vienna are rising steadily.
Oh, that is indeed very worrying. Even in India, major metropolitan such as the city of Mumbai is in danger when the sea levels rise. As to the theory, yes, it is quite true, as some islands will sink into the ocean floor, the pressure and the pushing action will make nearby ocean floors to rise up giving birth to new islands.
That theory really works or puts this thing into reality. Is there any island so far you have known?
Well, I have read that apart from Mumbai, Kolkata in India is said to sink , then there are more well know islands such as Bangkok, Amsterdam, Venice, etc. and quite a number of islands in the Pacific Ocean.
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