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    many natural wonders. Many people refuse to believe that the earth is changing, but scientists have proven that the human race is to blame for this sudden effect on our planet. The human race releases gases into the air that drastically changes our atmosphere. Although the earth does release gases into the air that causes similar effects, global warming is increased due to burning of fossil fuels, destruction of rainforests, and burning gasoline that releases carbon dioxide. The process of…

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    going to erupt, but most of the times the volcano itself gives early signs of eruption. Some of those signs are small earthquakes beneath the volcano, swelling or increase heat and gases coming out of the volcano. A volcano is a mountain or hill, having a crater or vent where lava, rock fragments, hot vapor, and gases are being released from the earth's crust. One of the many active volcanos in the world is Mount Agung. Mount Agung to this day is still one of the many active volcanos in the…

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    The Albedo Effect

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    whereby gases and clouds absorb infrared radiation emitted from the Earth’s surface and radiate it in all directions, which results extra heating of the atmosphere and the Earth’s surface. As the radiation from the Sun is absorbed by the Earth’s surface, the energy is converted to thermal energy. Then, the Earth emits lower-energy infrared radiation back out to the atmosphere and space. The Earth’s atmosphere and clouds trap this infrared energy and radiation directed from the Sun by certain…

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    Dangers Of Global Warming

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    One of the biggest problems in the world is global warming. Global warming occurs when levels of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere increase. It can be dangerous for our environment. Many problems could result from global warming, rising sea level which could result in the flooding of low-lying coastal areas and cities, change in weather patterns can lead to hurricanes, floods and other unusual weather, an effect on animals which can and many more. Global warming is increasing day by day…

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    themselves and will continue to for many more years if they do not change the way they live. The weather is changing from day to day and the change is visible to us, which is caused by climate change. Climate change is caused from gases going into the atmosphere. The gases in the atmosphere are causing the temperature to rise which will cause many problems for the world (What Is Climate Change). We need to change the way we live and stop sending heat into the atmosphere in order to prevent…

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    Informative Essay: Would you eat bugs??? Have you ever thought of putting a bug in your mouth? Since people want more beef it leads to cow emissions (greenhouse gases). Cow emissions lead to global warming, which leads to climate change which then leads to ice glaciers to melt. A few ways to address the problem is to eat bugs.This is because they can reduce global warming. Also they're full of protein.lastly they take less resources. First of all we should eat insects because they take less…

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    solar intensity has a direct effect on the Earth’s temperature. It is believed this supports the hypothesis of the Little Ice Age. The third natural evidence believed to influence global climate change are volcanic eruptions. During volcanic eruption gases- carbon dioxide, water vapor, sulfur dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, hydrogen, and carbon monoxide and molten lava are releases which cool the climate (OpenStax, 2013, p. 1342). This is known as the haze-effect cooling resulting from the release of…

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    A world academic has taken the world by storm. Many don’t believe in such phenomenon because of the possibility of such happening. This very phenomenon is known as global warming. What global warming is known for is the high rise of the average temperature from the past centuries. Earth is known for minor climate changes. For example, the season winter it gets colder compared to summer. How scientists determine past climates is by looking into the tree’s rings, ocean sediments, and etc.…

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    Average global air temperatures are already 1.5 degrees higher than they were at the start of the 20th century, and have risen about 1 degree over just the last 30 years. Scientists have discover some of the causes for these drastic changes. Greenhouse gases, according to scientists are the main culprit for climate changes. Also, humanity force is another cause for the drastic climate changes we are facing today. Finally, solar variability accounts for most or all of the warming in the late…

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    greenhouse gases which are mostly made up of carbon dioxide. This affects our planet, animals, environment, which causes: droughts, heat waves, and other heat related phenomenon's. To eliminate global warming, we need to work together to preserve our planet. What we need to do is reduce our water waste, drive fuel efficient vehicles and reduce the carbon output. Today, due to increase of greenhouse gases on Earth. Which is made up of Carbon Dioxide, methane, Nitrous oxide, Fluorinated gases get…

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