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Anna Alkire
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I think so from my project, I did how fossil fuels contribute to climate change.
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Fossil fuels are not renewable sources of energy and are formed
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from the decomposition of plants and animals,
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and when they are burned, they produce large amounts of carbon dioxide
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and due to the increasing carbon dioxide
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in the atmosphere,
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the more he is retained in the earth's temperature begins to rise.
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And some examples of fossil fuels are coal and natural gas.
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Greenhouse gasses are heat trapping gasses in the aid in the greenhouse effect.
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Carbon dioxide and water vapor are the
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most important greenhouse gasses in our atmosphere.
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And they are considered the most important because
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water vapor traps heat and
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traps heat from the earth's surface in the lower atmosphere,
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and carbon dioxide is the most abundant in the atmosphere
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and they both trap heat and it stays in the atmosphere
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longer.
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Most of the gasses can call most of
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the gasses that are involved in the greenhouse effect
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can cause more warming than carbon dioxide.
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But since they are less abundant in the atmosphere,
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they cause less warming overall.
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And global warming is
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caused by the increase in greenhouse gasses
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and global warming is a gradual increase in earth's average temperature
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and earth naturally goes through warming including phases.
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But the increase in human activity like
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burning fossil fuels has contributed to their lives
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and greenhouse gasses and the rapid warming of the earth.
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The increase in Earth's temperature has already had an effect on the environment.
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The warming of the oceans is causing the polar ice
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caps to melt and the sea levels to rise.
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And a consequence of global warming can be seen in the polar bears,
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because the polar bears would rely on the sea ice to hunt for food,
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and they are melting
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and climate change is the result of global warming.
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Climate change is a long term change in the weather patterns and temperature.
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An example of climate changes can be seen in the oceans,
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and the result of burning large quantities of
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fossil fuels and producing a lot of carbon dioxide
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is raising the city of the oceans and the oceans becoming more
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so they can have an impact organisms that live in the ocean,
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and these are my sources.
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