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    Global Climate Pessimism

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    Global climate change represents the largest and most difficult problem ever faced by mankind. These problems do not lie within our physical or technological capabilities. They rest firmly within the ethical and philosophical questions and difficulties that arise while searching for solutions. While there are reasons for optimism about the future of our species, there are far more reasons for pessimism. In this paper, my objective is to explain why I am, ultimately, very pessimistic about what…

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    Carl Sagan Thesis

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    Waiting on the World to Change In a scientific article, “Warming of the World” written by Carl Sagan, readers are compelled to recognize the potential peril of the warming of our Earth. The way Sagan ensures that his audience assimilates his view, is by offering them associated topic so they can compare his argument. For instance, Carl Sagan specifies that the “greenhouse effect [is what] keeps the surface of Venus around 470’C [or 900 degrees Fahrenheit]” (520, Sagan). When Sagan utilized…

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    The Day After Tomorrow is a 2004 science fiction movie directed and produced by Roland Emmerich. The movie depicts the disastrous event of an abrupt climate shift, which is accompanied by several natural disasters such as tornadoes and flooding, causing a new ice age in the Northern Hemisphere (The Day After Tomorrow). After its release the movie received very negative reviews from the scientific community for being scientifically incorrect and showing natural events that are barely possible to…

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    Global warming could possibly be the end of planet earth. This effect has significantly changed the world as we know it. The earth’s average temperature has been slowly increasing over the last century, and this effect has destroyed 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.…

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    Since the beginning of time, Earth always had a cycle of cooling and heating. Right now, the Earth is going through another heating process. However, this heating stage, now known as global warming, had already begun since the start of the industrial revolution near the end of the 19th century. This revolution caused human activities to produce a lot more concentrated greenhouse gases, more than we have ever produced in our Earth’s history. The industrial revolution is when we first started to…

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    Global warming is a major issue facing the world today. The earth’s physical temperature has gradually began to increase by one degree almost every year. A temperature increase of one degrees does not sound harmful but yet it has caused many natural disasters such as droughts and major storms like floods, tsunamis, and unexpected tornados. Fossil fuels, deforestation, and electrical power plants are some factors that have caused this global crisis. Fossil fuels, deforestation, and electrical…

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    in the general atmosphere of the Earth. A few people understand that a significantly risky warming is occurring in the general worldwide atmosphere, an issue that is alluded to as global warming or climate change. With regards to saving…

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    Global warming Global warming is a well-recognised concept since the mid 1900s. The current issue in question revolves around the extent climate change will affect mankind, the timescale and the severity of such changes. Various visible physical changes are evident over the last decade. Not only does the disasters strike more frequently and with more force, all three major global surface temperature reconstructions illustrate that the Earth has warmed vastly since 1880. The Department of Energy…

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    Global warming is the term used to describe an increase in the average temperature of the Earth 's atmosphere and its oceans,a change that is believed to be changing the climate of earth ( Livescience.com ). It has been a global issue for a long time now. It has led to many global problems that are very dangerous to all people. Some historical background of global warming is , ever since the 1880’s earth 's temperature has been gradually increasing which is impacting the whole world and makes…

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    The Truth of Global Warming This Earth has everything a person needs to sustain life. This fact about Earth is partly the reason why Earth is so great. Seasons pass and times goes on. Along with seasons changing, the Earth also supplies a habitat to every species of plant and animal that exists on it. The Earth revolves on its axis and revolves around the sun. The planet does all that it needs to do to keep humans and animals alive. All of these things happen like clockwork. People just expect…

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