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    21 May Why We Should Care Global Warming otherwise known as climate change is one of the biggest problems facing the 21stcentury. Yet most people don't seem to understand just how far reaching and impactful the effects of Global Warming can be. Because of this most people don't seem to care much about it or try to stop it, saying that ?it is not animportant issue?. the truth though is that Global Warming is a very important issue that we should care about, and…

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    Global Warming Scientists have spent their lives studying the earth; taking note of all its activities, changes and collusion. After studying and analyzing the earth, they came up with the term known as Global warming. Global Warming can be defined as “the unusual and frequent increase in the earth’s temperature over time, primarily due to the greenhouse gases released by people burning fossil fuels. Looking back to the history of the earth, it has experience several changes; climate…

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    human race prevent this from happening? In order to stop global warming scientists must find ideas, and look at what is causing this? Global Warming occurs when a vast quantity of C02 along with other pollutants gets into the atmosphere and absorbs light as well as solar radiation, which has bounced off the surface of the Earth for centuries in the atmosphere (Espanol). In order to try to help in the reduction of the catastrophic effect of Global Warming, we must think of who is the main C02…

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    gas guzzler of a car. Global warming is a horrible problem that scientists have known about for years that could drastically affect your way of life by causing extinction in some animals and affecting certain areas of the world, and the reasons people argue against it, such as saying it is not man made or that there are flaws in the evidence, where scientists fall, and who is right. This…

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    NASA has provided several sources of research and information on the topic of the Greenhouse Effect and its impact on the current climate. According to Global Climate Change: Scientific Consensus (n.d.), the average temperature of the Earth has shockingly “has increased about one degree Fahrenheit during the 20th century.” This temperature fluctuation has had a serious effect on the Earth’s climate including…

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    thousands to millions of years. Scientists take these fluctuations into account when they assert that we are currently experiencing unique conditions in Earth's history. Scientists have found only one variable to explain the relatively recent rapidity of global warming: an increase in greenhouse gases in the atmosphere due to human activity. By burning fossil fuels, humans have increased carbon dioxide in…

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    atmosphere is a significant one; scientists call it “global climate change”, less accurately known as “global warming”. The scientific definition of global climate change is the increase in the Earth 's average surface temperature due to greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide emissions from burning fossil fuels or from deforestation, which traps heat that would otherwise escape from the Earth (cotf.edu). There are two reasonable explanations for global climate change, either the human species’…

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    between the two. However, that could change if global warming continues. Each year, greenhouse gas levels in the atmosphere increase, thereby increasing the Earth's overall temperature. Global warming could lead to devastating effects on weather patterns, economics, agriculture, and even our health. To prevent or slow down global warming, we need to get people more informed of global warming and take steps towards reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Global warming is “a gradual increase in the…

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    For the last several decades, there have been many discussions regarding global warming. As of now, it has become one of the biggest problems our world faces today. The PBS film “Global Warming; The Signs and the Science,” aims to call attention to the dangers society faces from climate change and suggests urgent actions that need to be taken immediately. The program tries to explain to its audience that global warming is very much in evidence by showing clips of science experts who explain the…

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    Global warming is the gradual rise in the temperature of the earth’s surface, oceans and atmosphere. Global warming is caused by the Greenhouse Effect, which humans are responsible for. Due to the burning of fossil fuels, there has been an increase of carbon dioxide and greenhouse gasses in the earth’s atmosphere and because of this the suns heat becomes trapped and cannot escape through the earth’s atmosphere which in turn causes our planet to heat up. Increased rainfall, droughts and floods…

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