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What do Greenpeace?
Greenpeace are a company that try to decrease global warming, deforestation, overfishing, commercial whaling etc.
Do turtles help global warming or do turtles try to stop global warming?
Turtles themselves do not directly impact global warming or actively try to stop it. However, as part of the ecosystem, they contribute to maintaining biodiversity, which plays a role in ecosystem balance that can indirectly help mitigate climate change impacts.
Reaction of many to global warming?
Well I think that global warming is really scary for people. Because people can't really do things. Do to global warming so they have to try and stop it before it gets worse.Mostly hysterical.
How can you prevent this global warming from happening in the furture?
stop driving cars recycle and try to stop pollution with the big industries
What can be done to stop global dimming?
To battle Global Dimming we could try to reduce aeroplane contrails and to be done on a Global scale we would see a large increase in Global Warming.
What are the consequences of trying to stop global warming?
Some potential consequences of trying to stop global warming include increased investment and innovation in clean energy technologies, reduced greenhouse gas emissions leading to improved air quality and public health, and decreased reliance on fossil fuels which can enhance energy security and reduce geopolitical tensions. Additionally, combating global warming can help protect vulnerable ecosystems and species from the impacts of climate change.
What is the importance and danger of global warming and extreme global warming?
Global Warming is probably the most important thing facing the people of the world today. The danger from global warming is that if we cannot slow and later stop it, the world will become hotter and almost impossible to live in. There will be horrific changes in countries and peoples as they try to adapt to a different climate where all the things they were used to have changed.
Does the Tree Huggers of American help stop global warming?
Kind of. They try to keep trees from being cut down, and trees consume carbon dioxide, so I guess you could say they fight global warming indirectly.
How do you spread awareness of global warming among local people?
First you try to understand the harmful effects of global warming. Then go to peoples house in your locality and show some percentage of global warming in their house. Then explain them its harmful effects. Then try to tell them how to prevent it. Make posters and stick it on walls. Take out a rally with your friends.
Did you ever go to www.stopglobalwarming.yolasite.com?
Yeah! It;s so cool! It talks about global warming and lots of ways to stop it. I'm already starting to do the things they're doing! You should try it too!
Will global warming continue even if we try to stop it?
Yes, to some extent, global warming will continue no matter what we try to do to stop it. Once the process has started, it becomes very hard to stop. Added to this, we will inevitably keep adding greenhouse gases to the atmosphere if we wish to maintain our high standard of living - and no one suggests we should not. However, by acting now we can begin to slow global warming down and hopefully stop it before it becomes too late. Scientists have given us a two degree Celsius buffer before irreversible damage occurs. A few years ago, economists thought that we could halt global warming before we reached that point, but now feel that it is already too late and that we run the risk of passing that threshold. Nevertheless we should try, and do it now. It has been said that if we take no substantive action before the year 2020, then the entire world may need to be placed on a war footing to meet the common challenge. Acting now is the alternative.
What hypotheses other than the greenhouse effect try to explain global warming?
Some alternative hypotheses to explain global warming include variations in solar radiation, volcanic activity, and natural climate cycles. However, the overwhelming scientific consensus is that human activities, primarily the burning of fossil fuels and deforestation, are the primary drivers of recent global warming trends.
