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    Recently‚ global warming has become a big issue in the environmentally conscious society. It is often the topic of fiery debate amongst global politicians and is regularly featured in the tabloids. There are many arguments to prove the existence of global warming‚ but there are also many theories to disprove the existence. Confusion is caused through the ongoing debate of “ Is earth going through a normal cycle?‚ Is earth going through Global warming ? or Is earth going through a Cold age?”. There

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    Global Warming (A False Ideology) Global warming is defined by Google as “A gradual increase in the overall temperature of the earth’s atmosphere generally attributed to the greenhouse effect caused by increased levels of carbon dioxide‚ CFCs‚ and other pollutants”.  The “greenhouse effect” is essential to life on Earth.  If there were no greenhouse gases‚ the temperature of the air would be about 32°F or 18°C colder than it is now.  The earth would pretty much be a frozen wasteland. We need greenhouse

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    1. Define "global warming." Global warming is a term used to refer to the phenomenon of the increase in global average temperature of Earth’s atmosphere and the ocean due to the depletion of the ozone layer. Describe briefly the theory behind man-caused global warming. Include a list of some of the gases that are believed to contribute to global warming. The emission of carbon dioxide (CO2)‚ mainly from industries has increased significantly. The atmospheric concentration of this gas and its

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    WAYS TO REDUCE THE EFFECTS OF GLOBAL WARMING Global Warming refers to the gradual increase in the Earth’s temperature as a result of the growing concentration of human induced green house gases which are carbon dioxide‚ chlorofluorocarbons and hydro fluorocarbon in our atmosphere. Global warming can be caused by the use of fossil fuels‚ and industrial or agricultural processes. Man-made emissions are adding to the amount of carbon dioxide already being naturally released. These

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    Global Warming: Myth or Fact? The Global Warming theory has become increasingly popular over the past few years. Citizens of the world are being encouraged to be more environmentally conscious by others including politicians‚ celebrities‚ and world organizations. The problem with the theory lies in the fact that it has become more and more controversial as it gains publicity and attention. The basic concept behind this theory is that the earth was made with a balance of “greenhouse gasses”

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    Global Warming; a Vicious Cycle Krysti Story SCI207: Dependence of Man on the Environment April 5th‚ 2013 Global warming has been an issue that has caused fear and blame to be cast all over the world by various people and targeted towards various things for decades and decades‚ however the general consensus has remained consistent; that global warming is an issue that the entire world is undoubtedly facing and that it cannot be ignored. In this paper I intend to show the vicious cycle that

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    Student Edition Chapter one of Dire Predictions Understanding Global Warming does exactly like the title says‚ it gives the reader the essential basics of understanding the Global Warming issue. Chapter one gives essential information covering a wide range of things including: the natural and human impacts on climate‚ definition of a greenhouse gas and how it affects temperature‚ positive and negative feedback loops‚ threatening human byproducts that affect the ozone‚ ways scientists study ancient

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    A GLOBAL PROBLEM: RESPONSIBILITY FOR CLIMATE CHANGE Climate change is a tangible problem and its existence can no longer be denied. It is one of the most important scientific‚ economic threats facing to the earth. There are many factors lead to climate change‚ such as greenhouse gases‚ carbon dioxide‚ fossil fuels. Although it would be self-deception to believe that humans had nothing to do with it‚ the fact is that human activities caused negative effects on climate change. More people exploit

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    Some say that global warming will hurt many people‚ animals‚ and plants. Many cannot take the change‚ so they die. Today‚ there is a general debate on the truth of global warming. Some people claim that this is true while there are a number of doubters. Before addressing my opinion‚ I think it is important to look at the argument on both sides. Ben Bova‚ a prolific science fiction author who used to work for NASA‚ claims that global warming is a real phenomenon. According to some measurable scientific

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    button issue in current society is Global Warming. According to Merriam-Webster’s online dictionary global warming is “the recent increase in the world ’s temperature that is believed to be caused by the increase of certain gases in the atmosphere” (Merriam). Global warming as it stands is a scientific fact‚ as opposed to a theory. The legitimacy of Earth’s rising temperature isn’t where all the heated debates lie though. The debate is centered around whether or not humans are the cause of the current

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