An executive summary of a United Stations survey published in 1990 concluded that if worldwide "business as usual" continues, the resulting global temperature increased would produce mean sea-level rise of about twenty-five inches by the end of the next century. ...
An executive summary of a United Stations survey published in 1990 concluded that if worldwide "business as usual" continues, the resulting global temperature increased would produce mean sea-level rise of about twenty-five inches by the end of the next century. ...
Introduction 2 Review of Literature 3 Introduction 3 Summary by source 3 Source 1: When it comes to carbon footprints, location and lifestyle matter 3 Source 2: The well-heeled leave biggest carbon footprint 6 Source 3: Carbon footprint of low income households; does addressing fuel poverty conflict with carbon saving? ... Summary by source Source 1: When it comes to carbon footprints, location and lifestyle matter This source is an article published in the News Centre from Berkeley University9 and was done by several of their professors. ...
