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Global Warming

By: Don Murphy | 2010-04-04 | Environmental
Real answers for possible global warming are hard to come by considering most stories are based on questionable science. How can anyone say what is causing global warming when scientists have only been monitoring the weather for 150 years. What would these scientist do if there was no political or financial benefit to creating a hysteria over an unproven event such as "Global Warming". I am going to give real world reasons why the weather is changing in certain parts of the world. read more

Global Warming

By: Rahmat Dermawan Gulo | 2010-04-04 | Environmental
Greenhouse gases occur by increasing of gas emissions. Increasing of gas emissions is caused by human activities such as burning coal, oil and natural gas. This releases CO2, Methane and other greenhouse gasses to atmosphere, and cause a global warming. read more

Effect of Global Warming

By: Kartik Joshi | 2010-04-04 | Environmental
Global warming has been in the news a lot recently. Is it our fault or does it just happen every one hundred and fifty years that is the question? read more

Extreme Weather Disasters Intensifying

By: M E Reza | 2010-03-27 | Weather
The impact of climate change on urban areas is reflected in the increased number and intensity of extreme weather events such as heavy rainstorms, typhoons, and hurricanes. The increasing intensity of weather related disasters is becoming more noticeable with unquestionable alarm. read more

Increase of Extreme Weather Due to Global Warming

By: George Christodoulou | 2010-04-04 | Environmental
Can extreme weather really be caused by global warming or is it all just a coincidence? What is the real cause of those huge waves washing out thousands of people and large hurricanes flooding entire states? read more

Global Warming

By: Robert Britt | 2010-04-04 | Environmental
Science is certainly getting in the way of progress, isn't it? Maybe we ought to put the brakes on it already. Hasn't enough been discovered and analyzed. Let's spend the money that used to be for research on iced cappuccino for the poor. Then we'll all be happy. read more

Global Warming and the Effects on Habitation

By: Dr. Mark Clayson | 2010-05-17 | Environmental
Global warming would also destroy crops and other infrastructure and lead to intensive migration to other countries. Some countries would be forced to construct adequate sea defenses in order to protect their land from flooding. This would cause a great deal of financial input for which many countries may not be able to contribute. read more

Definition for Global Warming

By: George Christodoulou | 2010-04-04 | Environmental
Learn what some believe to be the definition of global warming. read more

Global Warming Myths

By: P Writer | 2011-01-27 | Reference & Education
Today nuclear power race and global warming are one such two hot topics that can steer conversation from an unexpected corner. read more

Global Warming's Affection

By: Tracey Wilson | 2010-04-22 | Environmental
In the past century, the Earth's heat has increased by about one degree Fahrenheit, especially the past two decades with accelerated warming. the National Academy of Sciences says that this is the certain sign of greenhouse gases - primarily carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide. read more

Thoughts on Global Warming

By: Thomas Schueneman | 2010-04-04 | Environmental
The global warming debate is heating up. What is the average person to think? Are alarmists trying to scare us or are skeptics not in touch with reality? What can we do and what should we think as the debate rages about climate change and global warming? Here are some thoughts to help guide the concerned citizen. read more

Global Warming and Education Abroad

By: Hugh Nelson | 2010-04-04 | Environmental
This summer's history making floods in Britain have direct but as yet unmeasured impact on some of the world's greatest institutions of higher education. If the eventual 'clean-up' includes expanding course offerings to areas of concern to the whole world facing climate change and 'extreme weather', unexpected good of unquantifiable value could yet emerge from the soggy ruins. read more

Cause, Effect and Solutions of Global Warming

By: premier solar | 2011-08-23 | Construction
The unprecedented effects of global warming being experiencing in various ways around the world have rightly caused widespread fear and concern. However fears alone will not solve the problem; we need to channel that fear into mobilising our community, governments and major corporations with the power to make a difference, and take effective action! read more

Effects of Global Warming on the Climate of Europe

By: Room Smith | 2011-11-14 | Business
Living in the 21st century, we are familiar with the phenomenon of global warming. It is responsible for adversely affecting the climate and posing a serious threat to the social and economic development of countries across the world. read more

Problems With Global Warming Theory

By: Robert, Haskell | 2011-02-14 | Science
Criticized for his unconventional views on climate change, one man had the courage to stand up against the scientific community and mainstream media. Believing that the "global warming" theory did not have enough evidence to support its claims; a scientist/weatherman risked his reputation and stood by his convictions. That man was John Coleman, founder of the Weather Channel. read more