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    Global warmingGlobal warming is the increase in the averageis the increase in the averagetemperature of Earth's neartemperature of Earth's near--surface air and oceanssurface air and oceanssince the midsince the mid--20th century and its projected20th century and its projected

    continuation.continuation.

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    HOW GLOBAL WARMINGS

    CAUSED

    By greenhouse effects

    The buildup of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, mainlyfrom your fossil fuel emissions, is the most significant

    human cause of global warming. Carbon dioxide is

    released every you burn something, be it a car, airplane

    or coal plant.

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    The buildup of carbon dioxide in theatmosphere, mainly from your fossil fuel

    emissions, is the most significant human

    cause of global warming. Carbon dioxide is

    released every you burn something, be it a

    car, airplane or coal plant.

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    Rising sea level Heat waves

    Change in water supply

    Habitat damage and

    species affected

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    2) Warmer waters and more hurricanes As thetemperature of oceans rises, so will the probability ofmore frequent and stronger hurricanes

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    3) Increased droughts and heat waves. Africa will receive the worstof it, with more severe droughts also expected in Europe. Water isalready a dangerously rare commodity in Africa, and according to theIntergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, global warming willexacerbate the conditions and could lead to conflicts and war

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    Most of the effects ofanthropogenic global warmingwont be good. And these effectsspell one thing for the countries ofthe world: economicconsequences. Hurricanes causedo billions of dollars in damage,diseases cost money to treat andcontrol and conflicts exacerbate allof these

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    The ice caps melting is a four-pronged danger.probability and intensity of droughts andheat waves Although some areas of Earth willbecome wetter due to global warming, otherareas will suffer serious

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    The main causes of global

    warming can be broadly

    categorized into two groups -natural causes and

    anthropogenic causes (causes

    triggered byhumans).

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    Natural causes of global warming ,

    Such as the solar variation, feedback effect,

    natural release of the methane gas, volcaniceruptions etc, don't cause much harm to theplanet. In fact, these natural causes play acrucial role in regulating the temperature of the

    planet, and absence of these would haveresulted in freezing conditions on the planet,

    thus making it virtually impossible for the lifeforms to survive.

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    The anthropogenic causes of global warming,

    On the other hand, include several human activities which result

    in accumulation of various green house gases in theatmosphere. These activities include pollution caused by

    vehicles and industries, methane release triggered by mining

    and cattle rearing, depletion of oxygen as a result of

    deforestation, etc.

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    B

    e a vegetarian Recycle

    Use CFLs

    Go local

    Grow trees

    Drive less

    Carry reusable shopping bags

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    Eating fruits and vegetables is not only

    healthy for your body, but it helps in

    reducing greenhouse gas emissions to alarge extent too. Livestock are mainly fed

    on corn, which requires ammonium nitrate

    fertilizer to grow. To create this fertilizer,

    large quantities of petroleum is used, thusleading to more greenhouse gas emissions

    and global warming.

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    Recycling is very important so make

    sure that you recycle plastic bottles,glass bottles, organic wastes in your

    garden, etc. Also, while purchasing,

    either of glass or paper, make sure thatyou buy recycled stuff, as it saves lots

    of energy and prevents deforestation

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    One of the ways to stop global warming is to

    replace the bulbs in yourhouse with CFL's. It will

    save you a lot of money and at the same time,

    save a hell lot of carbon dioxide too. If you arereally serious about this cause, then one of the

    most effective actions to stop global warming that

    you can take is to gift CFL's to your neighbors,

    friends, colleagues, etc

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    Do you know how much energy

    can be saved if you buy locally

    produced products? For thesimple reason that

    transportation involved with

    importing goods can be greatly

    cut down. So, reduce yourcarbon footprint by going local!

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    Do you know that a single tree can absorbas much as one ton of carbon dioxide? So,

    one of the simplest actions to stop global

    warming that you can take is to plant treesin your garden.

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    To reduce carbon dioxide

    emissions, drive less. Go in

    for car pooling withcolleagues for traveling to

    work. Take your cycle or walk

    down, if you have to go

    somewhere near and travel bypublic transport, whenever

    you can.

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    Another of the stop global warming tips is,

    instead of taking a disposable shopping bag

    from every shop you make purchases from,carry a reusable shopping bag. It will reduce

    wastage and the resultant carbon dioxide,

    methane emissions as well as

    environmental pollution.

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    The future predictions if global warming

    continues is that

    1)More Floods

    2)Infectious disease spreads

    3)Degraded water quality

    4)More frequent and more intense heat waves,

    droughts, and tropical cyclones

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    MORE FLOODS

    Projected adverse impacts basedon

    models include . . . a widespreadincrease in the risk offlooding for

    human settlements (tens of millions

    of inhabitants in settlements

    studied) from both increasedheavyprecipitation events and sea level

    rise."

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    Degraded water quality: "Projected

    climate change will tend to degradewater quality throughhigher water

    temperatures and increased

    pollutant load from runoff and

    overflows of waste facilities."

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    Increased spread ofinfectious diseases: "an

    increase in the number of

    people exposed to vector borne

    diseases (e.g. cholera) and an

    increase in heat stress

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    More frequent and more intense heat waves,

    droughts, and tropical cyclones: "The

    vulnerability ofhuman societies and naturalsystems to climate extremes is demonstrated

    by the damage, hardship, and death caused by

    events such as droughts, floods, heat waves,

    avalanches, and storms."

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    In summary the best solution to stop globalIn summary the best solution to stop global

    warming is to plant massive amounts of trees,warming is to plant massive amounts of trees,

    and we need to drastically reduce emissions.and we need to drastically reduce emissions.

    Their really is no other secret recipe to stopTheir really is no other secret recipe to stop

    global warming and find a solution. Incredibleglobal warming and find a solution. Incredible

    new technologies are needed and we need tonew technologies are needed and we need totake better care of our environmenttake better care of our environment