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This document defines key terms related to global warming such as the greenhouse effect, climate change, and global warming. It discusses the causes of global warming such as greenhouse gases from burning fossil fuels and its potential consequences, which include rising sea levels and more extreme weather. While some argue global warming's effects on economies are uncertain, the document outlines solutions like reducing emissions and carbon sequestration. It acknowledges there is some debate around human contributions to global warming among scientists.
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- 5. Economy Many countries are against climate change treaties due to what effect it will have on their economies Resource-dependent countries are most likely to be affected by climate change Costs of climate change are likely to be small Consequences are uncertain
- 6. Solutions If we stop emitting greenhouse gases, the Earth will still heat up about 1 degree Fahrenheit There is potential to capture CO2 from fossil fuels and hide it underground (carbon sequestration) Planting trees and plants will absorb excess CO2 naturally
- 7. Arguments against global warming More than 17000 scientists signed a petition saying that humans are not responsible for global warming Satellites in the lower troposphere have recorded no temperature change in 23 years Global warming predictions are based on computer models, not history The IPCC has yet to prove humans are the cause of global warming Global warming could be helpful to the world, like it was in the Medieval Warm Period
- 8. Opinions Global warming is a very real factor in our life that most scientists agree. But there are some other scientists that try to prove that global warming is not true. Global warming, will cause many problems with the economy and the earth. And we should try to stop it before it becomes a big problem.
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