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Table of Contents
GLOBAL WARMING ..............................................................................................................3
INTRODUCTION .....................................................................................................................3
CAUSES OF GLOBAL WARMING........................................................................................3
EFFECTS OF GLOBAL WARMING.......................................................................................3
CONCLUSION..........................................................................................................................4
SKILLS NEEDED FOR FUTURE AND TRADITIONAL JOBS............................................5
INTRODUCTION .....................................................................................................................5
SKILLS REQUIRED FOR FUTURE JOBS .............................................................................5
SKILLS REQUIRED TRADITIONAL JOBS ..........................................................................5
CONCLUSION..........................................................................................................................6
REFERENCES ..........................................................................................................................7
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GLOBAL WARMING
INTRODUCTION
Global warming refers o the increased in the temperature of earth’s atmosphere due
increase in the levels of certain gases like carbon dioxide, CFCs and other pollutants. Many
scientific studies show that the climatic atmosphere is warming and there is substantial
increase in the environmental temperatures. As per the examination of lay to rest
parliamentary board on type of weather alter (IPCC) Fifth appraisal account in 2013, the
main cause of such nuisance that has negatively impacted the environment is the human
endeavour.
CAUSES OF GLOBAL WARMING
Certain gases like carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, pollutants have the
property to absorb heat from the atmosphere and capture them in the earth’s environment
resulting in the increase in temperature of the surroundings (Crutzen, Mosier, Smith &
Winiwarter, 2016). The source of comprehensive warming is the rise in amount of
conservatory gases in the ambience due to ill effects of person performance like the ablaze of
relic fuel or cutting down of forests or trees. Because of such harmful actions great amount of
orangery gases are produced which cause universal is warming. Glasshouse gases entrap and
lock temperature in the Earth's impression that keeps the globe lukewarm adequate to
maintain existence of life on earth. The heating up of earth’s atmosphere is a natural process
and with the presence of greenhouse gases proper warmth in the earth atmospheric
environment is maintained otherwise the ground would turn out to be too chilly for human,
vegetation and other creature to be in this world. Due to the sense of balance of the main type
of orangery gases the natural greenhouse effect in the earth’s environment is maintained. But
when there is an abnormal rise of green house gases in the atmosphere, additional warmth
starts accomplishment attentive that show the way to the growth of the greenhouse
consequence and mounting the generally temperatures.
EFFECTS OF GLOBAL WARMING
Global warming has adverse effects on Earth’s climate. It is damaging the
atmospheric natural balances and effecting the physical environment badly. Rapid melting of
the permanent frost of the Arctic glaciers is cited as one of the major damaging effects caused
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due to increase in the heat absorbing gases and impacting greenhouse effect. Global warming
is destructive the Earth's weather as well as the corporeal setting. One of the on the whole
perceptible possessions of comprehensive warming can be seen in the Arctic as glaciers,
permafrost and sea ice are melt hastily (Dai, 2013). Desertification, enlarge melt of frost and
snow resulting in high increase of sea water level, vigorous hurricanes and cyclones
formation are a few adverse effects to name that are hampering and damaging the Earth
ecological balance and natural settlement.
CONCLUSION
Keeping all the ill effects into consideration it is the moral duty of each individual to
preserve the environment in which one is living. Making effort towards preserving the
environment is highly recommended. Marinating ecological balance of environment is utmost
important for the survival of all living beings and productive steps of corrections must be
taken to improve the atmospheric balances.
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SKILLS NEEDED FOR FUTURE AND TRADITIONAL JOBS
INTRODUCTION
There is no dearth of opportunities in the market related to employment. One needs to
innovate new spheres while searching for new possibilities. A number of jobs related to
people requirement are available in the market. AS the economy of the country is growing so
is the need of people to join them to take the organization to new heights. As the economy is
reaching new heights new job avenues and employment opportunities keeps on generating in
the due course.
SKILLS REQUIRED FOR FUTURE JOBS
The World Economic Forum’s Future of Jobs Report suggests that there is a need to
comprehend the disparities between contemporary and future job opportunities. Even the
skills required to sustain in the new avenues is different and must be acquired with rigours
training and practice (Mitchell, Petrovici, Schlegelmilch & Szőcs, 2015). The Chief Human
Resources Officers (CHROs) association forecasts that with the change in working structure
of industries new set of skilled people will be required to fill the gap in the market by 2020.
One of such opportunities is in the field of nuclear technology has lacked behind in exploiting
the market resources. To get access to the one of the most exciting field’s one must be an
expert regarding the facts in the nuclear field. He should be an interpretive thinker and
listener and posse’s critical thinking and innovative problem solving measures, familiarity
with operational and technical aspects of the production and development of the nuclear
product is also necessary.
SKILLS REQUIRED TRADITIONAL JOBS
Even in the traditional jobs a new age technology is introduced by innovators now a
day. Introduction e-learning sessions, digital classes and online learning techniques have
revolutionized the teaching profession. A demand for new teachers who match the current
profile of traditional teaching techniques amalgating new technological equipments into
working process is required. The World Forum of Education Council and Teachers
Association states that there is no dearth of such talent in the market .The teachers are
improvising themselves and adapting the new teaching module successfully. The innovative
means of teaching techniques and understanding the pupil requirement as per the pupil’s
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positive and negative profile becomes necessary (Saunders & Fivush, 2015). Each child is
different so the learning approach must also differ. The new age education tool adheres to
such requirements and delivers the same with unconventional methods and procedures.
CONCLUSION
With the proper amalgating of future and traditional jobs the economy of any country
can be improved. A growing economy needs the support of both traditional and futuristic
approach to reach the new heights of the growth and development. The growth and
development of any economy depends upon its proper usage of various resources held within
in the country. For this effective and efficient use of natural and human resources is
necessary. The human resources must be trained accordingly to meet the requirements of the
ever developing state.
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REFERENCES
Books and Journals
Crutzen, P. J., Mosier, A. R., Smith, K. A., & Winiwarter, W. (2016). N2O release from
agro-biofuel production negates global warming reduction by replacing fossil fuels. In
Paul J. Crutzen: a pioneer on atmospheric chemistry and climate change in the
Anthropocene (pp. 227-238). Springer International Publishing.
http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.602.3163&rep=rep1&type=pdf
Dai, A. (2013). Increasing drought under global warming in observations and models. Nature
Climate Change, 3(1), 52-58.
https://www.nature.com/articles/nclimate1633
Mitchell, V., Petrovici, D., Schlegelmilch, B. B., & Szőcs, I. (2015). The influence of parents
versus peers on Generation Y Internet ethical attitudes. Electronic Commerce Research and
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https://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=2781931.2782638
Saunders, J., & Fivush, R. (2015). Reshaping memories through conversations: Considering
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