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    Climate Change Todd Harding; Source B Nuccitelli, Dana. "Survey Finds 97% of Climate Science Papers Agree Warming Is Man- made." Theguardian. Theguardian, 16 May 2013. Web. 21 Jan. 2016. Synopsis In the article Nuccitelli and her team agreed upon definitions of categories to put the papers in: explicit or implicit endorsement of human caused global warming, no opinion, and implicit or explicit rejection or minimization of the human influence, and began the long process of rating over 12,000 abstracts. A study, which takes it for granted that global warming, will continue for the foreseeable future could easily be put into the implicit endorsement category; there is no reason to expect global warming to continue indefinitely unless…

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    Opposing Viewpoint on Global Warming Poor air quality, polluted water and crowded landfills are just some of the many environmental problems that have significant impact on developing and industrial countries. Aside from these, perhaps one more threat to the environment, but a less ominous one, is the general increase in temperatures around the world and its resulting climatic changes. This phenomenon, known as global warming, certainly has serious unfavorable effects on humans and other living…

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    There are many concerns about the changes in the overall climate of the earth. One of these dangerous climate problems is referred to as global warming. Global warming refers to the recent and ongoing rise in global average temperature near Earth 's surface. However, global warming itself represents only one aspect of climate change. Some people think that these changes are a result of natural events; others think it is human activity and some think it is a combination of both. In this paper…

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    Solution to a Man-Made Problem Global warming also known as the Greenhouse effect is the rise in temperature of the Earth’s atmosphere. Global warming has been on a steady rise in the past century, a force driven by the influence of one thing: humanity. Every time humans have acted against nature, it has punished them. There is an urgent need to protect the environment. A Growth mindset, being able to see how qualities can be developed by determination and effort, is an essential piece to help…

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    Global Warming is beginning to drastically affect the Earth. Most people do not think about the damage they are doing to the Earth of if they do they think it is a problem for the future and not for now, which is untrue. Humans’ lifestyles should be altered to prevent further damage to Earth’s environment by reducing the demand for energy, recycling, and using less air conditioning and heat, these acts will reduce global warming. If the human race would cut down on energy usage, it would…

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    Climate change and global warming have always been a concern to humanity. Both have destroy homes and buildings, wasted billions of cash, and it had also altered people’s lifestyles in various ways. Global warming is the cause of the rising temperatures of the world, and that is where climate change takes place. Although awareness towards these continual changes have increased from place to place, the fact that it continues to grow means that the action against it is just not enough. Some of…

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    truth is a documentary about humans causing global warming presented by Al Gore. An inconvenient truth uses various techniques to persuade the audience in that global warming is caused by human activity. Montage technique helped to get the message across by displaying images with powerful meaning and gets the point across quickly . False analogy technique was used throughout the film and made the point have more of an impact. Sad voice technique in addition to montage and false analogy creates…

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    Alaska Global Warming

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    system. These type of gas molecules are called greenhouse gases” (Lallanila). For many years now, global climate change and global warming has been a major issue discussed amongst scientists and their research. In 2014, IPCC announced that 95% of the main cause of global warming comes…

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    In recent years, global warming has been receiving a great deal of media attention around the world due to its substantial impacts on human life. Although the idea of coexistence between climate change and humans appears reasonable, this cannot be viewed as the ultimate approach to combat climate change. There are a variety of reasons why the coexistence is fraught with pitfalls. First, climate change, according to many environmental activists, is largely shaped by human-caused geoengineering…

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    Scientists have spent decades in search for the causes of global warming. Over the years, they have learned that global warming is due to the earth’s surface temperature. The earth’s surface temperature increases because greenhouse gases collect in the atmosphere. Ultimately, creating a shell around the earth that thickens, keeping in the sun’s deadly heat, causing the planet to heat up. In fact, there is more carbon dioxide in the atmosphere today than at any point in the last 800,000 years.…

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