A brief Notice on global Warming

1. What is Global
Warming ?
Global Warming is the increase of Earth's average
surface temperature due to effect of greenhouse
gases, such as carbon dioxide emissions from
burning fossil fuels or from deforestation, which
trap heat that would otherwise escape from Earth.
This is a type of greenhouse effect.
2014 is officially the hottest year on
record in the past 135 years, NASA
and the National Oceanic and Atmos-
pheric Administration (NOAA) an-
nounced .
Record Breaker
Blastsfromthepast
Fast facts
 Emissions like carbon dioxide, ni-
trous oxide and other greenhouses
gases will remain in the atmosphere
for many years making impossible to
eliminate global warming for several
decades.
 According to IPCC 2007 report, sea
levels will rise by 7-23 inches by the
end of this century due to global
warming.
 Since 1880, the average temperature
has risen by 1.4-Fahrenheit degrees.
 The last two decades of the
20th century have been hottest in the
last 400 years, according to climate
studies.
 The Arctic is one of the worst places
to be effected by global warming.
 According to the multinational Arctic
Climate Impact Assessment report
compiled between 2000 and 2004,
the average temperature in Alaska,
Western Canada and Russia have ris-
en at twice the global average.
 The Arctic ice is melting rapidly. By
2040 the region is expected to have a
completely ice free summer, or even
earlier.
What about me ?
Polar bears have evolved for a life on the sea ice,
which they rely on for reaching their seal prey. But
the arctic sea ice is rapidly diminishing due to a
warming earth, affecting the entire arctic ecosystem,
from copepods to seals to walruses.
Greenhouse gases
water vapour or aqueous
vapor, is the gaseous phase
of water. It is one state of wa-
ter within the hydrosphere.
Carbon dioxide (chemical
formula CO2) is a colorless,
odorless gas vital to life on
Earth.
Methane is a chemical
compound with
the chemical formu-
la CH4 (one atom
Nitrous oxide, commonly
known as laughing
gas, nitrous, nitro, or NOS[1] is
a chemical compound with
the formula N
Ozone is an inorganic
molecule with
thechemical formula O
3. It is a pale blue gas
Chlorofluorocarbon
is an organic com-
pound that contains
only carbon, chlorine,
Weird or what
With every tree cut down we lose count-
less species of animals and plants. If the
rate of global warming will be moving at
this rate we will end up loosing million
species. Increasing ocean temperatures
bleach the coral reefs.