Global warming is real according to the evidence presented in the document. The Earth's average temperature has risen more than 1 degree Fahrenheit over the last century, with twice that temperature increase in the Arctic. 2005 was recorded as the hottest year on record, surpassing 1880 which previously held that distinction. Human activities like burning fossil fuels are releasing greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide and methane into the atmosphere, trapping heat and causing the planet to warm in a measurable and ongoing way. If warming continues unchecked, it could cause rapid and dangerous shifts in global climate and weather patterns.

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2. The truth about global warming….. The easiest way to see increasing temperature is through the thermometer records kept over the first century and a half. Around the world, the earths average temperature has risen more the 1º F over the last century and twice that in parts of the arctic.

3. There has been global Warming in the past 10-15 years 1880 was once the hottest year but thanks to global warming 2005 was the new hottest year on record Climate change is a more accurate word for Global Warming, our climate is actually changing so therefore Global warming is real!

4. More proof Its scientifically proven that people die from mercury poisoning caused by global warming. The evidence for recent gradual Global Warming is overwhelming and is generally accepted almost everywhere in the world outside the USA. How much of the recent Global Warming is caused by human action is, to some extent, uncertain, but most people accept that the major contribution is from overuse of carbon fuels.

5. The green house effect Air pollution such as burning fossil fuels have carbon dioxide which acts as a layer in the atmosphere. Heat can go inside but not escape.

6. Global Warming is destroying ecosystems everywhere, and people depend on, according to human research we are pumping increasing amounts of carbon dioxide, methane, and other heat-trapping greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. Global warming has changed precipitation patterns around the world, disrupting traditional agriculturalpractices that you and the rest of the world depend on to live.

7. The elevated concentration of these gases is raising the temperature of the Earth’s atmosphere, thereby warming the surface of the Earth. Climate-related deaths will double in 25 years according to a 2005 report from the World Health Organization. Climate change is already tied to 150,000 deaths globally every single year.

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9. These deaths are caused by more frequent heat waves and droughts, as well as by floods and more powerful storms linked to climate change. It is a fact, not a theory. Global warming is a measurable process that is already underway. Temperature changes, alterations in rainfall patterns, and an increased frequency of storms are occurring and being measured around the world as we speak.

10. The most alarming danger is that once warming reaches a certain level, it could cause global climate and weather patterns to shift quickly and dangerously. We now have a fairly detailed understanding of the Earth’s climate from the last 600,000 years and more Global warming has become the most complicated issue. It also effects our ocean because as surface water is getting warmer, increasing the stress on ocean ecosystem.