Understanding Climate Change

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    Climate Duties A few developed countries do most greenhouse gas emissions but the effects of these gasses are shared equally around the world and even at times developing countries are the ones that suffer the most (Harris, 2010). In the year currently, the top emitters of greenhouse gasses are the United States with 16.5 emissions per capita followed by China (developing country) with 7.6 per capita and the European Union with 6.7 per capita. A total of ten largest greenhouse gas emitters…

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    correlations as well as concrete evidence that points to the humans as being responsible for the foray of earth. The claims that the anthropogenic effect on the environment is minimal or nonexistent are fallacious. It is argued that weather always changes, that its nature is to be in flux, but the truth is that weather behaves on the situation.…

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    Imagine our future, a prosperous and alluring world covered with green trees and thriving plant life. All the people are amicable and healthy, it is the ideal community. Sadly, this is not a viable opportunity if we continue to ignore the pressing issue of global warming. Global warming is defined as “the gradual increase in the overall temperature of the earth’s atmosphere generally attributed to the greenhouse effect caused by increased levels of carbon dioxide, chlorofluorocarbons, and other…

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    gases are needed for human life on this earth, global warming is slowly taking out these gases and hurting the planet and the the human and wildlife. Since 1975 scientists and environmentalists have been studying global warming and the effects climate change has had on earth. Today we believe that the damage done to the ozone affects our wildlife and much more and we…

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    Many people around the world are wondering what is happening with the changes in weather patterns. A scientist argues that human activity has affected the climate and this has led to a change. The issue of climate change is causing many counties, companies and people to focus on this issue. There are many reasons why global warming exists. The first has to do with the idea that humans are primarily responsible for global warming. Scientist think that human is the caused of global warming. Human…

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    Final Project: Climate Change The rapid change in climate is affecting all living beings and the environment on the entire planet. Climate change can degrade the health of humans and animals and the quality of the environment. Climate change poses many threats to not only Americans, but also to everyone else in the world. Humans, by altering the ecology of the planet to a significant degree in the 21st century, are the biggest cause of climate change. Scientists have tried to make people aware…

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    carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases. The more heat that is trapped and absorbed by such gases causes the overall temperature of Earth to rise. It is natural and anthropogenic – human induced – climate changes that are attributed to increased gases in the greenhouse effect, though anthropogenic changes play a larger role in global warming. Despite the fact that humans have been a major role in speeding up global warming, there are mitigation methods that would slow the rate of global…

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    Since the late 20th century, scientists have increasingly been joining the climate change movement to help spread public awareness on the global warming problem. Known by most as the “Green” movement, it’s clear that public education on climate change has become increasingly present. However, there’s one thing about being education about climate change and another about taking a proactive role against climate change. Many individuals say they are concerned with global warming, but live a…

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    definition of what Climate Change and Global Warming are and I will explain the severity of these two issues. Something I will also be explaining is why the message has never gotten across because people don’t understand the severity of these issues, that they take the time to develop, and that we need to do all the little things for a longer period of time if we want our planet to be safe again. The way to resolve this is by getting the message about the severity of climate change out to the…

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    The Global Climate Change Debate - how do I know what to believe? Climate is defined by the Oxford Dictionary (University, 2015) as the average weather conditions prevailing in an area in general or over a long period. It includes patterns of temperature, precipitation (rain or snow), humidity, wind and seasons (Adelsman, 2012). When there are changes in long-term averages of daily weather this is called climate change. Scientists believe that climate change is linked to the increasing…

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