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Global warming refers to the long-term rise in the average temperature of the Earth's climate system. The effects include a rise in average global temperatures, especially affecting the Arctic region, and a rise in sea levels. Unless addressed, the consequences will include changes to weather patterns, threats to human and wildlife health, and melting of glaciers and ice sheets. The greenhouse effect, caused by gases that trap heat in the lower atmosphere, is the underlying process of global warming. Solutions require immediate action to reduce pollution and protect the planet for future generations.
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Global warming is already causing damage in many parts of the United States and other parts of the world. In the US, 2002 saw record wildfires in Colorado, Arizona and Oregon as well as severe droughts and dust storms in Montana, Colorado and Kansas. Europe experienced over 20,000 deaths from extreme heat waves in 2003 and over 1,500 deaths in India from heat waves. The Arctic ice cap is declining at 9% per decade, indicating concerning events to come from climate change. Global warming also makes hurricanes stronger by warming ocean waters, allowing storms to gain more energy and increase in intensity.
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Global warming refers to the long-term rise in the average temperature of the Earth's climate system due to increased greenhouse gas emissions. The effects of global warming include increasing global temperatures, rising sea levels, more extreme weather events, and threats to food security and populated areas near rising seas. While some effects will be seen in coming decades or centuries, many will persist for tens of thousands of years due to the large inertia of the climate system and long lifetime of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
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Global warming is caused by increased concentrations of greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide that accumulate heat in the atmosphere and increase global temperatures. This climate change leads to rising sea levels, increased precipitation, and reduced snow cover in the Northern Hemisphere. The negative effects of higher temperatures include increased mosquito-borne diseases, heat deaths, floods, droughts, famine, destruction of coastal lands and drinking water sources, and the potential disappearance of some coastal states under water.
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Potential and realized consequences of climate change include:
1) Drought, melting ice, rising sea levels, and permafrost melt are already occurring as a result of climate change.
2) Additional potential consequences that some experts say may already be happening include altered ocean circulation patterns and more extreme weather events.
3) Further potential consequences include threats to biodiversity like coral bleaching and disrupted animal migration patterns, shifting agricultural production, and risks to human health from factors like heat waves.
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The document discusses the uncertainty in predictions of future global warming. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) projects temperature increases between 1.5-6°C by 2100, but there is uncertainty regarding population growth, economic growth, energy use, and the climate system's response. Sea level rise is projected to be 0.2-0.8 meters by 2090s. There are also concerns about potential tipping points where small changes could trigger larger impacts, such as forest dieback increasing carbon emissions or melting Arctic sea ice reducing albedo. The Arctic is already experiencing impacts like sea ice and tundra retreat threatening ecosystems and indigenous peoples. Africa is also highly vulnerable to climate change impacts due to poverty
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Global warming
- 2. Whatis “Global Warming”?Global warmingistheincrease in theaveragetemperature of Earth'snear-surface air and oceansand itsprojectedcontinuation, wemustchangeit.
- 3. EffectsAnincreasein global temperature, isthemostimportanteffectfrom global warming and itwill cause sea levelstorise and willchangetheamount and pattern of precipitation, probablyincludingexpansion of subtropical deserts.
- 4. Warmingisexpectedtobestrongest in theArctic and wouldbeassociatedwithcontinuingretreat of glaciers, permafrost and sea ice. Consequences- Nowadaysallthepeopletalkabout “crisis” and the global warmingis in thesecond place butthisis a mistakebecauseit’s as important as crisis, and isthesamethat 2 yearsagowheneverybodytalkedaboutit.- Weatherpatterns- Health- Wildlife- Glaciers and sea levels
- 5. GreenhouseeffectThe greenhouse effect is the process by which absorption and emission of infrared radiation by gases in the atmosphere warm a planet's lower atmosphere and surface. It was discovered by Joseph Fourier in 1824 and was first investigated quantitatively by Svante Arrhenius in 1896.
- 6. SolutionsWe must act now, because if we don’t take care with the Earth, then our children wil inherit a hotter world, dirtier air and water.For this reasons we have to change our behavior with the Earth, the pollution is increasing.
- 7. ROGER RIBERA