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Revised global warming
This document discusses the causes and effects of global warming. It states that the main causes of climate change are greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide which are emitted through industrialization, traffic, deforestation, and forest fires. Some of the effects of global warming mentioned include coral bleaching, extinction of coral species, and increased public health threats especially for vulnerable groups. The document also provides a brief overview of the Kyoto Protocol which aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions but has not been ratified by all countries.
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- 3. water vapor, nitrous oxide, and methane - pag-init ng panahon sa mundo ang siyang sanhi ng pagbabago ng klima o climate change
- 12. Industrialization Traffic emitscarbon dioxide into the atmospehre Electrical pollution
- 13. When we cuttrees and clear vegetation we reduce the cleaning process, carbon dioxide increases and results to green house effect Forest fire Deforestation
- 17. Effects of Globalwarming
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- 21. Global climate changemay play a role in the increase in coral bleaching events, and could cause the destruction of major reef tracts and the extinction of many coral species.” public health threats facing the nation, but few people are aware of how it can affect them. Children, the elderly, and communities living in poverty are the most vulnerable.
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- 31. Mga Batayan Bahaging nilalaman ng artikulong ito ay mula sa artikulong "Global warming" sa English Wikipedia (na-retrieve noong 14 Hunyo 2006 http://mrsun.isdoinghisrevenge.com/Q/Manginig_kayo_sa_Takot_Dahil_Gaganti_na_ako#ixzz1YkessKKO http://tsismis.globalwarming.com/Q/Magbagong-buhay_na_Kayo#incl_JpeesKKK anobaangglobalwarming.blogspot.com/Translate this page ni Jaime Leandro F. Reyes
- 41. The Kyoto Protocol • The agreement came into force on February 16, 2005 following ratification by Russia (55 percent )on November 18, 2004 • As of April 2006, a total of 163 countries have ratified the agreement • Notable exceptions include the United States and Australia. • Other countries, like India and China, which have ratified the protocol, are not required to reduce carbon emissions under the present agreement.