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    Protocol is an international agreement‚ meant to counteract the effects of global warming and climate change‚ which could have serious implications for the energy industry. The treaty aims at reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the countries that signed it (Cliff Pearson‚ 1999). The increase in greenhouse gas emissions is said to be responsible for global warming which has serious consequences for the environment (Environmental Protection Agency (website)‚ 2000). The first international initiative to

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    Global warming is a gradual increase in the overall temperature of the Earth’s atmosphere‚ creating the greenhouse effect‚ caused by the increased of Carbon dioxide‚ Chlorofluorocarbons‚ and pollutants that was made by us humans. For centuries‚ the argument of Global warming has been about it being a myth or a fact‚ but scientist today has proved the existent of Global warming and there is no way to stop it. The one and only thing we human can do is to slow Global warming down. Many argues that Nuclear

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    Describe in form of a short answer the four main greenhouse gases in the atmosphere which are responsible for earth being much warmer than it would otherwise be. The four main greenhouse gases which contribute to significant global warming are as followed: • Water Vapour • Carbon Dioxide • Methane • Nitrous Oxide These four greenhouse gases all contribute to global warming in different ways. Water Vapour is the most substantial quantity of greenhouse gas found in the atmosphere‚ however its increased

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    he contradicts that there was an extremely high level of carbon dioxide and that the greenhouse gases alone were not sufficient to compensate for the faint early sun. Instead Rosing turns to the idea that in Earth’s early history‚ the low albedo was what kept the planet warm along with little help of the greenhouse gases. The paper’s findings have given a proper explanation as to why the Earth was

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    organic compounds‚ several air toxics (most notably butadiene)‚ and global pollutants such as carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases.[4] Examples of zero emission vehicles include muscle-powered vehicles such as bicycles; gravity racers; battery electric vehicles‚ which typically shift emissions to the location where the electricity is generated e.g. coal or natural gas power plant;[5] and fuel cell vehicles powered by hydrogen‚ which typically shift emissions to the location where the hydrogen

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    water contamination‚ melting ice over Arctic and Antarctic regions‚ negative impacts in the agricultural sector are just the problems caused by global warming. The reason behind this is human activities that lead to release of greenhouse gases. The concentration of greenhouse gases has significantly increased since 20th century. Some Scientists believe that there is an increase of 0.5 Celsius in earth’s temperature since 1900 and will continue to increase. The year 1990 was said to be the hottest year

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    pollution as well.  Heating a house by burning substances such as kerosene‚ wood‚ and coal can contaminate the air inside the house. Ash and smoke make breathing difficult‚ and they can stick to walls‚ food‚ and clothing. Naturally-occurring radon gas‚ a cancer-causing material‚ can also build up in homes. Radon is released through the surface of the Earth.

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    melting‚ sea levels are rising‚ cloud forests are drying‚ and wildlife is scrambling to keep pace. It’s becoming clear that humans have caused most of the past century’s warming by releasing heat-trapping gases as we power our modern lives. Called greenhouse gases‚ their levels are higher now than in the last 650‚000 years. We call the result global warming‚ but it is causing a set of changes to the Earth’s climate‚ or long-term weather patterns‚ that varies from place to place. As the Earth spins

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    doing to our environment. The more electricity we use is increasing global warming because it is causing more greenhouse gasses to be sent into the air‚ which in turn affects the ozone layer. Rubbish burnt in landfill emits huge amounts of greenhouse gas. Trees and plants collect carbon dioxide‚ which is a greenhouse gas. By eliminating trees we are increasing the effect of greenhouse gasses on the ozone. Governments and big businesses all over the world recognise the importance of slowing global

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    production‚ water supply‚ health‚ energy‚ etc. Addressing climate change requires a good scientific understanding as well as coordinated action at national and global level. This paper addresses these challenges. Historically‚ the responsibility for greenhouse gas emissions’ increase lies largely with the industrialized world‚ though the developing countries are likely to be the source of an increasing proportion of future emissions. The projected climate change under various scenarios is likely to have

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