Global warming has happened before but it happened over many thousands of years. The present global warming is happening extremely fast (200 years) and is definitely being caused by human activity. We can measure the cause, the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, and we can test to prove it comes from fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas).
We certainly should not change the natural processes of global warming. It is well known that greenhouse gases, at about the right concentrations, keep the world at a comfortable temperature suitable for human existence. But by adding new greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide produced by burning fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas), we are changing that natural process. We need to stop interfering with nature and reduce our production of greenhouse gases before the recent rises in average global temperature cause irreversible damage.
You can't. Global warming is a natural, cyclic event that has happened before, and animal life survived. The planet is actually going through a cooling term now.A:Animals whose habitats are seriously affected by global warming have to adapt, move or die. It will be difficult to stop global warming as we have left it so late, and our interventions are well below what nations have promised. It will not be possible to save many animals.
The earth will never be destroyed by global warming. Life on earth might be destroyed, if we don't make serious efforts to stop global warming. Venus has temperatures of over 460C (860F) with an atmosphere full of carbon dioxide. The planet still exists, but there is no chance of life.
Natural forces play no significant role in the current global warming.The three most prominent natural factors are solar output, volcanic eruptions and out gassing, and vegetation.For the past thirty years solar output has slightly declined, but not enough to detect any measurable climate effect. The particulate spewed by volcanoes tends to temporarily lower earth's albedo, reflecting more sunlight, and the hydrogen sulfide gas vented also lowers the temperature. CO2 emitted by volcanoes will, over extended periods of time, counteract this. Currently humans release more than 100 times as much CO2 as all earth's volcanoes combined.Vegetation can sequester carbon, which is how the vast deposits of coal and oil formed, hundreds of millions of years ago. Fifty million years ago a plant called Azolla, which grew in warm Arctic regions pulled about 40% of the CO2 out of the atmosphere, causing earth's temperature to fall over a span of just a few million years.None of these natural forces, of course, play a significant role in the current global warming trend, which is primarily driven by anthropogenic (human caused) oxidation of fossil carbon._________________________________________________________________Answer:No scientist would disagree that without natural global warming we would be unable to exist on this planet. The past 11,000 years have seen a fairly steady warming trend totaling about 11 degrees C. Approximately 10 degrees of this warming has occurred before man started burning coal. The past 150 years has seen another degree of warming. Science experts all agree that a portion of this degree of warming is also natural. Many science experts, including many climate experts do believe that man is responsible for a portion of this one degree of additional warming. Some even are willing to say that man may be responsible for most of this one degree of warming. The bottom line though is that the overall warming trend of the planet would be impossible without natural forces such as the sun. Nature is the dominant factor here in every conceivable measurement, including emission of green house gases. Nature produces 99.7% while man produces less then 0.3%. All warming is due to our very naturally occurring sun. Without nature, there would be zero warming.
Global warming will raise the temperature of the earth and cause great changes to the climate. The earth will cope with this. All living things on earth, however, may die if global warming continues.
Global warming is natural. This is characterized by the increase of temperature on a certain planet. Basically, it is the sun which heats up this planet. The heat is screened through greenhouse gases whenever they get out.
Yes, Planet Earth has undergone several natural fluctuations in terms of global mean temperature (warming and cooling) over the past millions of years. BUT never before has the Earth shown a variation in temperature as seen in the past few decades. Human driven emissions coupled with our exponential growth are the driving forces for this unnatural change of our global temperature.
Write sentences the way you speak - just pretend you are telling this to a friend, and write down what you would say. What would you tell them about this topic? Look up some facts about global warming! How will you explain these facts to your friend? What is the difference between natural and pollution-caused global warming? If you just start writing, you will be through with your assignment before you know it!
Climate change is a natural phenomenon. It has happened many times in earths past and will continue to do so.A:Climate change is the result of the global warming that has been happening, especially in the last forty years, when the earth has warmed more quickly than it has ever warmed before. Global warming is being caused by deforestation and the burning of fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas) in industry, transport and the generation of electricity, which releases carbon dioxide (CO2).
There is a natural warming of the earth caused by the normal greenhouse effect. This has been keeping the earth warm enough for live for millions of years.The global warming that has been occurring since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution (1750) is believed to be caused by human activity, and so is not natural. We have cut down forests that before removed carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, and we have burnt fossil fuel in vast amounts, releasing additional carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
Space is most definitely natural. It has existed for literally billions of years before not only human beings but life in general.
No, it is not a cycle. Natural warmings and coolings happen over thousands of years. The earth has never warmed up so quickly before.
because it's happened before with the ice age so some say it's natural for the climate to change as we have evidence that it has done in the past. a more valid explanation is that we are producing more greenhouse gases and that sun is expanding, causing global warming.
Fire is a natural phenomenon and thus it was not invented. on the other hand, fire was definitely discovered by man before the wheel was invented.
No. Saving water usually will have no effect on global warming.Global warming is changing the climate. This will mean that some places will have less rain than usual. This happened anyway, even before global warming began. So saving water, that is, using less of it, will mean that there will be spare water in the dams, that will last longer.In some places, water is supplied from a desalination plant, turning salt water into fresh. This process uses a lot of energy, which may be produced by burning fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas). If this is the case, then saving water will help to slow global warming.
The world deals with ozone depletion before global warming. It is because ozone depletion is much fatal.
Most electricity is generated by the burning of fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas). This releases carbon dioxide, causing global warming as well as sulphur and nitrous oxides which pollute the atmosphere before turning into acid rain.