Do you agree the human activities are the reason of global warming?

Answer 1

Yes, human activities are substantially the reason for global warming. I have looked at the scientific evidence. I can see that official records show a rise in average global temperatures since the beginning of the Industrial Age, and that the rise has accelerated since the late 1970s, coinciding with expanded industrial activity. I have followed the scientific debate that confirms the reliability of the official readings, and find this evidence far more reliable than the non-expert claims that global warming is not happening or that it is not of recent origin. I understand the science that says that greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide can cause global warming. I have examined summaries of the evidence that shows that most of the quite substantial increase in atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide must come from the burning of fossil fuels, and therefore from human activities. I therefore believe that I know we humans are causing global warming.

Answer 2

Yes, the majority of scientific evidence indicates that human activities, such as burning fossil fuels and deforestation, are the primary causes of global warming by increasing greenhouse gas emissions in the atmosphere. This leads to the trapping of heat and disruption of the Earth's climate system.