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    GLOBAL WARMING Global warming is the ‘talk of the town’ in this century‚ with its detrimental effects already being brought to limelight by the recurring events of massive floods‚ annihilating droughts and ravaging cyclones throughout the globe. The average global temperatures are higher than they have ever been during the past millennium‚ and the levels of CO2 in the atmosphere have crossed all previous records. A scrutiny of the past records of 100 years indicates that India figures in the first

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    THE EFFECT OF GLOBAL WARMING Introduction One of the most agent controversial topics that are discussed in the world is global warming. Global warming and its effects are real and various scientists unlock the past mysteries and analyze today’s activities‚ they issue warnings that the future generations will be in jeopardy. Overwhelming evidence that the world’s climate is changing due to various human activities exists. Since the industrial revolution‚ various human activities such as agriculture

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    Global Warming 11/27/2012 Global Warming 11/27/2012 Individual Observing Project Individual Observing Project Summary Global warming is a significant increase in the Earth ’s climatic temperature over a relatively short period of time as a result of the activities of humans. Observations show that warming of the climate is clear. The global warming observed over the past 50 years is due primarily to human-induced emissions of heat-trapping gases. These emissions

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    Whose responsibility is it to combat climate change? Introduction In this study I am going to analyse how the different countries and individual people are responsible for combating climate change. I chose this topic because last year I’d studied about this topic and climate change is one of the main problems for last 3-5 years. From starting the earth people has caused several problems and climate change one of them. Now people should be the responsible about the damage they have made and try to

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    Global Warming speech to inform/persuade I. Introduction: A. "Global warming is the observed increase in the average temperature of the Earth’s near-surface air and oceans in recent decades and its projected continuation. B. The average global air temperature near Earth’s surface has risen about 0.74 °Celsius (1.3 °Fahrenheit) in the last century C. Models of global warming referenced by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) predict that global temperatures are likely

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    INTRODUCTION Many researchers are expressing their concerns about the issues and changes happening in the overall climate of the earth. Climate is defined as the analysis of accumulated weather data for long term patterns and trends. The Oxford Reference Dictionary defines change as‚ "To make or become different." Climate change is therefore defined as "long-term weather patterns and trends becoming different over an extended period of time." Climate change in the context of this paper

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    Paragraph 1 - Introduction The advancement of technology has brought many convenience and benefits into our lives. Gone were the days when the older generations are needed to walk hundreds and hundreds of miles just to reach a destination and feel very tired and exhausted in the end. During this modern age‚ we can reach the destination in a very short time and without much energy wasted too. But as we become more dependent to technology‚ we often abuse it. The rate of factories and automobile

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    Global warming by Class: Teacher: Table of contents Outline……………………………………………………………………………………pg3 Introduction……………………………………………………………………………pg4 What is Global Warming and how is it formed.........................pg5 Causes and Effects of global warming……………………………………..pg6 Green houses gases and its sources…………………………………………pg7

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    Global Warming: An Introduction 1. What is global warming A. How it happens B. When it happens 2. When and how did it start A. For how long has it existed B. When was it officially addressed C. The pace its moving at 3. What are the causes of global warming A. Natural causes B. Man-made causes 4. What are the effects of global warming A. Effects of global warming on the seas and oceans B. Increase in fires C. Economic consequences

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    October 3‚ 2013 Period 8 Senior Science Global Warming Controversy Humans have known about global warming for many years now. But Al Gore did not discover global warming. Neither did Tim Flannery‚ Peter Garrett‚ Greenpeace or Malcolm Turnbull. However they did add their scientific two cents and made everyone more knowledgeable on what this topic is really about‚ and stressed the importance it has on the Earth. Scientific concern about global warming is not new. This is nothing surprising or

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