Global Warming
Over the last one hundred years global temperaturehas increased between 0.6 and 1.1 degrees Fahrenheit, glaciers over the world have decreased in size and worldwide sea level has risen 10 to 20 centimeters. (Global Warming Opposing Viewpoints) Are these changes due to human behavior or natural causes? Is global warming a threat to the world environment? Global warming is a complex issue where scientists on both sides of the subject have a valid point of view. The green house effect is causing the earth to get warmer. But why is the earth getting warmer, what is causing global warming? What can we do to fight global warming or why don't we need to worry about it? These are some of the questions many people are asking. The earths atmosphere acts like a green house keeping the world at a very livable temperature, of about 60°F but to many green house gasses such as carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide are building up in the atmosphere, holding to much of that extra heat and causing global temperature to rise. The solar energy passes through our clear atmosphere where most of the energy is absorbed by the earth, keeping it warm but the energy that the earth does not absorb is reflected
warming to reduce, stop, and learn more about the are currently unable to determine which parts of the supplies. It could also affect human health, animals, he says this does not prove that methane is the cause (www.epa.gov/globalwarming) Yet many scientists and the Arctic, and Antarctica. The alpine and lowland apparent in high-latitude regions such as the Arctic (http://www.climatenetwork.org/uscanweb/mountn.pdf) Here is a diagram of the greenhouse gas emissions per
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