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Global warming is already affecting the planet according to documented changes in weather patterns and temperatures. Temperatures have risen 1.5 degrees F since 1900 with the last 10 years being the warmest on record. Sea levels are rising as ocean water expands and land ice melts, and sea ice is declining rapidly. Precipitation patterns are also changing, with some areas experiencing more or less rain and everywhere seeing more extreme rainfall events. The author argues that addressing global warming is a moral issue that current generations must confront to protect future ones.
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Global Warming
Global warming has increased the Earth's temperature by 1 degree Fahrenheit in recent years, caused by pollution putting more greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide and methane in the atmosphere. This greenhouse effect and holes in the ozone layer over Antarctica are melting the continent and raising sea levels, threatening coastal areas and turning farmland into desert while also endangering polar bears through habitat loss. In 1997, many countries signed the Kyoto Protocol to limit greenhouse gases to address these effects of global warming.
Effects of Global Warming.pptx
Global warming is causing significant environmental changes around the world. Temperatures have already risen 1°C compared to pre-industrial levels, resulting in more extreme heat waves and hotter years. Rising temperatures are also causing glaciers and ice caps to melt, raising sea levels and threatening coastal areas. Climate change is leading to more frequent and severe extreme weather like fires, cyclones, droughts and floods. Oceans are warming and becoming more acidic, damaging coral reefs and marine ecosystems. Many wildlife species are facing habitat disruption and shifts in life cycles as the climate changes. Droughts are becoming more severe due to higher evaporation rates and reduced snowpack from warming. Acid rain is also more prevalent due to increased
Climate Change
This document discusses the causes and effects of climate change. It explains that the term "global warming" was first used in an article in the 1980s. Potential causes include increased greenhouse gases from human activities like burning fossil fuels, deforestation, volcanic eruptions, and certain agricultural practices. Effects already occurring include melting ice caps and permafrost in the Arctic and rising sea levels globally. If unchecked, climate change could lead to the loss of natural areas like rainforests and coral reefs. The document outlines ways to respond through reducing carbon emissions and adapting to impacts.
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