Global warming facts – General facts

Global warming is the most obvious sign of climate change. Global warming is increase in the average Earth’s temperature that dates from the mid-twentieth century. Global warming is most likely man-made as a result of excessive greenhouse gas emissions, most notably carbon dioxide (CO2). Global warming is affecting all parts of the world, especially poles [...]

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Still not doing enough

You can find whole variety of different global warming articles on the web but this is still not enough to hurry politicians into immediate action against global warming and climate change. Scientists, together with us environmentalists, are constantly warning politicians that time is running up but that doesn’t seem to bother them, especially now in [...]

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Glaciers shrinking fast

As the global warming impact strengthens glaciers are melting at very fast pace. Latest data shows that glaciers from the Andes to Alaska and across the Alps shrank as much as 3 meters (10 feet), the 18th year of retreat and twice as fast as a decade ago. The only thing that can stop this [...]

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Global warming evidence

There are still some people that believe how global warming is nothing than a scary Armageddon story created by scientists. These people do not even believe that scientists have enough evidence for such conclusions, to them these are only speculations and guesses that do not have enough to hold the water. First of all real [...]

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China wants bigger CO2 cuts

China really looks to be experiencing a really positive trend regarding climate change issue. China is currently the world’s biggest polluter but is still urging rich nations to make bigger CO2 cuts. China does not only want rich countries to cut their emissions by 25-40 percent by 2020, what China also wants is bigger funding [...]

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multidimensional problem

Global warming is by far the biggest ecological problem world has ever faced with, and upcoming climate change could cause whole variety of other problems that could make life close to impossible in many corners of the world. What can world do the prevent the worst possible scenario? Once our planet’s average temperature reaches point [...]

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Global warming

Introduction:- “Global” and “warming” are perhaps the two most important words used to justify the approaching governmental control of our economy. In reality, global warming is barely occurring: In the 30 years starting in 1977, warming amounted to 0.32 degree Fahrenheit per decade, and in the next hundred years it is estimated to be about [...]

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