Background: The contention of the larger number of climatologists is that human activities since the industrial revolution have increased the content of CO2, methane, and other gases in the atmosphere that trap solar heat. At the same time human activities have reduced the forest cover that had traditionally absorbed these same materials. They state that an increasing level of these atmospheric constituents has lead to a chain of chemical and physical changes that have increased the world's average temperature.
Observations of atmospheric gas composition, average sea water temperatures, atmospheric temperatures etc. confirm the trends and support the proposition.
Potential Impacts:
1. The sea levels may rise. Technically this may be caused by melting ice from the polar ice caps or an increase in sea height as the less dense water is less compressed. Low lying land like many Pacific Islands and Miami will be under water.
2. Serious climate changes may result from diverted ocean currents. As an example, the Gulf Stream keeps Europe warm. If the Stream is not running Europe may be much cooler and drier. Crops may not grow.
3. Ecology changes on the land could include species of animals and plants extending their range to the polar regions. Local flora and fauna may become extinct. A good example is the spread of Africanized bees and Fire Ants. Sea life may also be impacted both through the introduction of competitive species presently kept in other areas by water temperature changes, and by failure to adapt to less saline water.
4. Human society may be disrupted if changes in rainfall and temperature cause crop failure. Famine refugees may require significant humanitarian attention by the "lucky" nations.
AnswerThere are several disadvantages to Global Warming, which will affect all life on this planet. As the Earth warms, the ocean levels will rise due to melting ice in Greenland, and the Antarctic, with an additional rise due to thermal expansion (warm water takes up more space than cold water). The rising ocean levels will innundate roads, farmland, towns, and even cities. The economic cost will be in the trillions. A warmer Earth equals more powerful storms, with increasing frequency. Wildlife will suffer if their habitats change more quickly than they can adapt. Global weather patterns will be altered as temperature differentials change planet-wide. These are a few of the disadvantages...and this is only "the tip of the iceberg", no pun intended.Disadvantages of globalism include potential loss of domestic jobs to cheaper overseas labor, widening income inequality between developed and developing countries, and the risk of exploitation of workers and resources in less regulated regions. Additionally, globalism can lead to cultural homogenization and loss of national identity.
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Advantages of machine politics included efficient mobilization of voters, provision of social services, and political stability. Disadvantages included corruption, lack of transparency, and undermining of democratic processes.
Some disadvantages of questioning in teaching include: creating a sense of pressure or anxiety in students, potentially causing embarrassment if a student does not know the answer, and leading to a focus on memorization rather than deep understanding.
Disadvantages of the empty chair technique include: potential for the client to feel uncomfortable or resistant, difficulty in accurately simulating a real-life interaction, and the possibility of the client feeling misunderstood or overwhelmed by the exercise.
Disadvantages of using the archival method include limited control over the data collected, potential biases in the archival records, difficulties in accessing and interpreting archival materials, and challenges in verifying the accuracy and reliability of the data.
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Globalism is the idea of events in one country that cannot be separated from those in another. Globalization is the increase of trade around the world.
The real curse is globalism
globalism
trade winds, prevailing westerlies, and polar easterlies
Globalism was not an issue in the days when the Bible was written. However, the story of the Tower of Babel might be interpreted to cover golbalism.... but then the Bible can be 'interpreted' in such a way as to endorse any point one wishes to make.
Globalism in the US economy refers to the interconnectedness and interdependence of the US with other countries in terms of trade, investment, and economic relations. It can bring benefits such as access to new markets, lower consumer prices, and technological advancements, but also challenges like competition from foreign producers and economic fluctuations in other countries. Overall, globalism impacts various aspects of the US economy, influencing factors such as job creation, economic growth, and the competitiveness of American industries.
Yoshinobu Yamamoto has written: 'Globalism, Regionalism and Nationalism' '\\' -- subject(s): World politics, Foreign relations
Isolationist (1789-1941) Globalism (1942-1989) Post-Cold War (1990-Present)
A reaction against globalism includes the belief that it undermines national sovereignty, threatens local cultures and economies, and promotes inequality by benefitting only a few wealthy nations or individuals. This view often emphasizes the importance of protecting national interests and fostering self-sufficiency.
Transport has facilitated globalism by enabling the movement of people, goods, and information across great distances faster and more efficiently. It has connected economies and cultures, leading to increased trade, tourism, and communication between countries. The development of transportation infrastructure, such as shipping routes, highways, and air travel, has been essential for the growth of globalization.
Globalism offers opportunities for Bangladesh to expand its trade networks, attract foreign investment, and access international markets for its products. However, it also presents challenges such as increased competition, pressure to meet international standards, and potential negative impacts on local industries. Balancing these opportunities and challenges will be crucial for Bangladesh to fully leverage the benefits of globalism.