Global Warming In 10,000 BC the earth's climate grew warmer. ... Other consequences of global warming could be less drinking water on those now even hotter summer days, and entire species of animals could die out. ... Some people believe that if more people drive smaller vehicles and less of those that guzzle gas, the air would be cleaner and the warming of the earth would slow, but solving this problem isnt enough to stop global warming. Another add-on to global warming is the fumes from factories worldwide. ...

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Sunlight warms the surface, and then emits energy in the form infrared rays, or heat. ... Now greater amounts of heat are kept in the atmosphere causing the temperature near earth's surface to rise in a phenomenon known as global warming. ... As of 1992, carbon dioxide made a 63.7 percent contribution of the global warming due to greenhouse gases from to human activity. ... Methane, which accounts for 19.2 percent of human caused global warming, is another greenhouse gas that forms naturally in swamps, lakes and marshes. ... This is why they contribute about 10 percent to global wa...

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What the World Can do About Global Warming, the Greenhouse Effect and the Ozone Layer? ... "Global warming is a problem that needs much more attention and analysis then it already receives. ... Also washing a full load of clothes at the coolest setting possible also helps save water and save the Earth from global warming. The opposing states that "Global warming is a natural process that we have no control over. ... In conclusion, air pollution is not the main contributor to the cause of global warming, the main contributors are the people of the world. ...

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It is all possible thanks to the effects of ozone depletion and global warming. ... The effect of CO2 is amplified by the atmosphere (especially water vapor) to produce a large temperature increase which leads to very strong global warming potentials. Global warming is the theory that Earth's temperatures are warming up, and in response the ice caps are melting. ... Ozone layer depletion and global warming will endanger species already under threat and biological diversity in general. ... If we do not act upon this, global warming may be the downfall of the human race and every other spec...

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C) With the effects climate change, it finally results in global warming and green house effects. ... Global warming is one of them. ... In many places, more frequent hot days and fewer cool days are common due to global warming, and longer intense heat wave happens normally. ... A larger infestation will also be brought about because of warmer weather. ... The following results are global warming and green house effects. ...

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Lastly, if we observe this situation on a global point of view, we will notice how many problems are caused by the lack of ozone in the stratosphere. Problems such as climate change, leading to global warming, future world hunger, resulting in the inability to grow enough crops, pollution, caused by the biogeochemical cycle changes, and much more. ...

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It is important to understand that several gases like water vapor, carbon dioxide, and methane keep the temperature in the ground at a global average of about 60 degrees Fahrenheit. ... Scientists are scared that changes in what is in the atmosphere, mainly changes caused by us, could cause the Earth's surface to warm up to a dangerous degree. ... In fact, in recent decades there has been a global increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide, largely as a result of the burning of fossil fuels. If the many other determinates of the earth's present global climate remains more or le...

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Damage to the ozone layer is expected to cause higher rates of skin cancer, cataracts, crop damage, the marine food cycle, and an increase in carbon dioxide, which contributes to global warming. ... They ignore the fact that their offspring, no matter how wealthy they may be, may have to suffer in harsh conditions because we ignored the signs that the planet needs a global effort to be saved. ...

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