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The document discusses the causes and effects of global warming. The main causes are burning fossil fuels, deforestation, overproduction, and increased CO2 levels. Some effects of global warming include rising temperatures, melting glaciers and sea ice, and faster sea level rise. If warming continues, hurricanes and storms are expected to intensify, floods and droughts will increase, fresh water availability will decline, and ecosystems will be disrupted. Reducing fossil fuel use, planting trees, and cutting greenhouse gas emissions are proposed to mitigate global warming impacts.
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Global warming is a major environmental issue affecting the world's atmosphere and causing the steady rise in the Earth's surface temperature, according to estimates the temperature could increase significantly in the next 100-500 years causing living problems. The primary cause of increasing Earth's temperature is the continuous rise of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere from human activities like burning fossil fuels and deforestation, which decreases plants that absorb carbon dioxide. Rising temperatures create issues like higher sea levels, melting glaciers, floods, stronger storms, food shortages, diseases and deaths. Various awareness programs and efforts to reduce global warming have been implemented by government, business, and non-governmental organizations.
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- 1. The Global Warming effects on earth NingChen 5.10.2013
- 2. What caused the Glboal Warming? • Burning of fossil fuels • Deforestation • Overproduction • Too much co2
- 3. How the Global Warming effects on earth? • Temperature increasing in the summer • The heat is melting glaciers and sea ice • Sea level rise became faster • Precipitation (rain and snowfall) has increased across the globe, on average
- 4. The Global Warming also caused • Earthquakes • Acid rain • Hurricane • Volcanic explosion
- 5. If warming continues.... • Hurricanes and other storms become stronger • Floods and droughts will become more common • Less fresh water will be available • Some diseases will spread • Ecosystems will change
- 6. Word Cloud
- 7. Interview-Jessica Liang Q:Do you know what is global warming? Can you tell what is the biggest factor that cause the global warming? A:Global warming is the raise of global temperature. The biggest cause of it is the burning of gasoline Q:How do you think global warming effect on the earth? A:The global warming cause global temperature to raise
- 8. Q:Is it possiable to reduce the greenhouse effect?What can we do to protect our land? A:We can protect out land by planting more trees
- 9. Hurricane Sandy: What caused the recent superstorm and how to prepare for the next one "Global warming has contributed to abnormally warm water and higher moisture content in the atmosphere, which act as the fuel for storms, higher sea levels (we expect at least a three-foot rise in sea level this century), and unusual weather patterns that may be attributed to the rapidly disappearing Arctic sea ice," says Pekar. "These are ideal conditions for more hurricanes and superstorms."
- 10. Questions • How global warming effect on the earth?Please explain two main affects. • What will happen if global warming continues? • How can we reduce the global warming?
- 11. Follow-up • Website • EDF-Environment Defense Fund • NRDC-Natural Resources Defense Council
- 12. Reference NRDC-Natural Resources Defense Council http://www.nrdc.org/globalwarming/ EDF-Environment Defense Fund http://environment.nationalgeographic.com/environment/global- warming/gw-effects/ Hurricane Sandy: What caused the recent superstorm and how to prepare for the next one http://phys.org/news/2012-12-hurricane-sandy-superstorm.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_warming