Days are normally hot, but it would be really unusual if nights peaked at a very high temperature. This kind of scenario wouldn’t be surprising if you’re living in Arizona, just bearing the heat of the sun all day and won’t realize that the heat is burning your skin. This is a common thing, people get all around the world and not a bad thing, but things get worse, like the abnormal high temperature of the Earth as well as the quality of the air we breathe in that made common people get sick. We all know that global warming is a big factor when dealing with our day by the day plans and could cause illness so it really comes in the way. I 've recently come across one of the editorials for the Sunday Review of the New York Times, "Where Did Global Warming Go?", and approached an agreement with the author’s point of view.
From what I have read, I could notice that the article finds global warming to be a …show more content…
In his article, Totty disproved the arguments of the skeptics of global warming through scientific facts and trends in the past. For instance, Totty gives an example of what a skeptic of global warming may say, like, "The Earth isn 't warming—at least not to any extent that could actually be called a 'crisis '. And some data even suggest that the Earth is getting colder" (Totty), and then follows it with a detailed response that is backed up by scientific data. For this statement, Totty explains that because of a strong El Nino that changed our climate systems, the Earth may have looked like it was getting cooler, but in reality, the decade from 2000 to 2010 was recorded as the warmest decade period recorded. Therefore, by proving the skeptics wrong of their claims through scientific data and detailed responses, Totty proves that global warming really
From what I have read, I could notice that the article finds global warming to be a …show more content…
In his article, Totty disproved the arguments of the skeptics of global warming through scientific facts and trends in the past. For instance, Totty gives an example of what a skeptic of global warming may say, like, "The Earth isn 't warming—at least not to any extent that could actually be called a 'crisis '. And some data even suggest that the Earth is getting colder" (Totty), and then follows it with a detailed response that is backed up by scientific data. For this statement, Totty explains that because of a strong El Nino that changed our climate systems, the Earth may have looked like it was getting cooler, but in reality, the decade from 2000 to 2010 was recorded as the warmest decade period recorded. Therefore, by proving the skeptics wrong of their claims through scientific data and detailed responses, Totty proves that global warming really