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katyGlobal warming is caused by increases in carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases from human activities like burning fossil fuels and deforestation. This traps heat in the lower atmosphere and causes the average surface temperature of the Earth to rise. Some effects of global warming include climate change, rising sea levels, impacts on human health and ecological systems, and problems for agriculture. Countries are taking measures to reduce global warming such as limiting pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.
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Global warming is caused by greenhouse gas emissions that trap heat in the atmosphere. The main causes are pollution from vehicles, electricity production, and industry, as well as deforestation. This leads to effects like more frequent heat waves, rising sea levels, health impacts, and destruction of coral reefs. Solutions include using energy efficient products, reducing deforestation and emissions, and shifting to public transportation. International agreements like the Kyoto Protocol have aimed to reduce greenhouse gases but a new Copenhagen Protocol may be needed.
Global Warming Project
Global warming is caused by both human activities like burning fossil fuels and natural phenomena. It is leading the Earth's surface to gradually increase in temperature over time. If left unaddressed, global warming will have serious environmental effects such as rising sea levels from melting ice caps and more extreme weather events. However, actions like using renewable energy and more fuel-efficient vehicles can help reduce pollution and slow the pace of global warming. While changes may be costly, working together globally to address this issue could prevent it from becoming a serious problem.
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- 3. Results from changes in the natural environment
- 4. Caused by too much carbon dioxide
- 6. Carbon dioxide from rotting trees
- 7. The burning of coal
- 8. Natural gasses and fossil fuels lead to methane travelling into the Earth's atmosphere any transportation vehicles.
- 12. Sea level rises
- 13. Humanhealth
- 15. Agriculture
- 16. Measures taken against Global Warming
- 18. Nowadays, the mass media makes a world without borders.
- 19. The modern means of communication serve as vehicles for the expression of values and the distribution of information that connects to viewers, listeners, readers and local users with a immediacy and flexibility innovative and perhaps unpredictable.
- 21. The mass media and it´s classification Printed and electronic Magazines Books News paper Comics Brochures
- 22. The mass media and it´s classification Electronic Radio Cinematography
- 23. Electronic Television Internet Telephone
- 24. Mobile Phone
- 26. More facilities for internet access.
- 28. Study
- 29. Fun
- 31. People have internet access all time.
- 33. Including all your applications and designs in all their phones.
- 34. For example,