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Global Warming

Because..

Effects that could happen, if the warming continues

What can I do to reduce global warming?

- Reduce, Reuse, Recycle

- Use less heat and air conditioning

- Drive less and drive smart

- Encourage others to conserve

and..

In conclusion, scientists are not sure what causes the global warming, but they know that it is there.

Who cares?

The End..

Thanks for watching

If the global warming is a natural process,

why is there so much fuss and feathers about it?

Global warming =

increase of average temperature on earth

It is a natural process

Started 18,000 years ago

Humans didn't cause global warming

Ice Age

15,000 - 20,000 years

global cooling

warm climate

100,000 years

global warming

Ice Age

Earth warms up more rapidly

human causes

natural causes

burning "fossil fuels",

like gasoline, coal, and natural gas

Possiblilities:

- Explosion on the sun ("sun spots")

- Vulcanic eruptions on a massive scale

- Changes in the earth orbit

- Changes in earth's orientation toward the sun

- Explosions caused by large meteors hitting the earth

Rise of the sea level between 7 and 26 inches

(caused by melting poles)

Some impacts of increasing temperatures are already happening

melting ice on the earth's poles

decline of Adelie penguins on Antarctica

sea level rise became faster

over the last century.

from 32,000 breeding pairs to 11,000 in 30 years

- Spruce bark beetles have boomed in Alaska thanks to 20 years of warm summers

- they chewed up 4 million acres of spruce trees

Hurricanes and other storms are likely to become stronger

Floods and droughts will become more common

Diseases will spread

Plant a tree!

Global warming =

increase of average temperature on earth

It is a natural process

started 18,000 years ago

humans didn't cause global warming

100,000 years

15,000 - 20,000 years

global warming

global cooling

Ice Age

warm climate

Ice Age

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