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    (NAPSA)—One of the fundamental tenets of our justice system is one is innocent until proven guilty. While that doesn’t apply to scientific discovery‚ in the global warming debate the prevailing attitude is that human induced global warming is already a fact of life and it is The up to d o u b t e r s t o Global p r o v e otherwise. To complete the Warming Debate analogy‚ I’ll add that to date‚ there is no credible evidence to demonstrate that the climatological changes we’ve seen since the mid-1800’s are

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    created a legacy of acid rain‚ oil spills and - despite billions of pounds of research - nuclear waste‚ issues all of which need to be tackled. That price never appears on the quarterly bill. Renewable energy comes from sources that will remain sustainable long after fossil fuels become scarce. Photovoltaic cells that convert sunlight into electricity‚ wind turbines that exploit Britain’s climate‚ hydro-power which captures energy from falling water‚ and wave power which captures energy from the sea

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    To put it in its simplest terms‚ climate change refers to the long term change in the earth’s temperature‚ particularly an increase in the average atmospheric temperature (Dictionary.com). Although there are some natural causes for climate change‚ most scientists are in agreement that humans are at least in part responsible for some of the effects we have already seen and must therefore take corrective action immediately to slow the process before it is too late and irreversible catastrophic damage

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    Climate Change: The Effects of Global Warming Gabriel Razo ITT Technical Institute Author Note Gabriel Razo‚ Network Systems Administration‚ ITT Technical Institute. Gabriel Razo is currently a student in the Network Systems Administrator Program at ITT Technical Institute. All inquiries and question regarding this article can be submitted via email at GRAZO@email‚itt-tech.edu or by message at 925-219-5009. When discussing global warming we need to understand what it is. Global Warming

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    UNIB10007 Introduction to Climate Change Climate change: Is there a problem? Professor David Karoly School of Earth Sciences‚ University of Melbourne Some views from leaders • Ban Ki Moon “Climate change is the greatest threat facing humanity. It threatens to undo 50 years of our development work and it will impact the poor in the greatest sense.” • Barack Obama “We will respond to the threat of climate change‚ knowing that the failure to do so would betray our children and future

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    discuss each of the causes of climate change as presented in the film. Climate change is defined as a change in the sequence of the weather experienced at a given place. In the documentary film Earth Story: The Big Freeze‚ they stated that geologist before discovered that some parts of the northern hemisphere were covered in gigantic ice sheets. Scientists learned that waxing and waning of these ice sheets are the products of the warming and cooling of our climate millions of years ago. And

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    1. Introduction Scientific evidence of the world’s changing climate is unequivocal. The expected impacts of the changing climate are likely to adversely affect the well being of all countries and particularly the poorest countries‚ some of which are in Africa. The changing climate has been manifested in the form of: increased severity and frequency of droughts; floods and storms; water stress‚ coastal erosion‚ and higher incidence of vector borne diseases among others. The resulting declines in

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    Is climate change a ‘ticking time bomb’? It is no secret to anyone that our planet is warming but what many of us don’t know is why and perhaps more importantly the consequences it poses. The roots of our problem lie in the form of a simple molecular compound‚ carbon dioxide. In 1870 the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere was 290 parts per million. 144 years later‚ to this very date‚ it has risen to over 400 parts per million. But why does this cause a problem you may ask‚ well it is

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    Name: Sheena Elaine F. Magdaraog Subject: Philippine Lit. Section: IT31B Instructor: Ms. Elaine RH Bill: Agree or Disagree The country of the Philippines is one of the world’s developing countries with an enormous growth of population. Due to the fact that the population growth leads the Filipino people to starvation‚ crime rate increase‚ unemployment‚ lack of public facilities‚ all of these are related to the population growth because RH bill or the Reproductive Health Bill is still in

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    Climate Change in Developing Countries Over the past decade‚ human activity has started to cause an increased rate of negative change to our climate. Although climate change is a worldwide problem no one will feel the impact as harshly as third world countries such many parts of Africa‚ Asia‚ and South America. These countries are estimated to be hit the hardest by climate change even though they did the least to cause it. Developing countries have been struggling over the past few years on their

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