Kyoto Protocol
There is a consensus among the scientific community that increases in greenhouse gas emissions will affect climate. Considerable uncertainty, however, exists with regard to the magnitude of the effect, its timing, and its regional pattern. In addition, there is great uncertainty about changes in climate variability and regional impacts (Ha-Duong et al.,). In order to understand the underlying principles of potential climatic change, we must discuss what the greenhouse effect is, the nature of the gases to be controlled, and the effects this will have on the climate, if the controls are implemented. We will also look at human activities that may contribute to increased atmospheric levels of greenhouse gases and their effects on climate change. Then, we will look at the impacts that global warming may have on Earth’s climate and consider possible immediate and long-term solutions. Finally, international cooperation for the control of greenhouse gas emissions will be addressed, with particular attention given to the most recent convention, the Kyoto Protocol. The greenhouse effect is the natural phenomenon that contributes to the Earth’s
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Terrestrial Carbon, Climate Change, Climatic Change, Minister Environment, Earth Earth, Climate Models, Long-term Solutions, Montreal Protocol, Protocol Introduction, Conclusions Greenhouse, climate change, global warming, greenhouse gases, greenhouse gas, greenhouse effect, anthropogenic greenhouse, et al, greenhouse gas emissions, gas emissions, et al 1995, botkin et, water vapour, botkin et al, world resource institute, anthropogenic greenhouse gas,
Approximate Word count = 4776
Approximate Pages = 19 (250 words per page double spaced)
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