Most nations are cutting down there cabon emissions by signing on for something called Kyoto. When a nation signs on, they keep a promise to have there carbon emissions below a certain point. I think every nation except for the U.S. has signed on. From- Q&A master
The United Nations has passed resolutions regarding the threat of global warming. The seriousness of the issue depends on the individual nations. The industrialized nations mostly recognize the issue as a threat and, more or less, are addressing it. The poorer third world nations mostly feel that the problem wasn't caused by them and taking measures similar to what the major nations are doing will hamper their development of industry.
If you use electricity, or ride in a car, or drink a can of beverage, then you are, in a small way, contributing to global warming. Global warming is happening because billions of us are all doing the same as you.
No. No government in the world is doing enough to stop it.
The most valid way to study global warming is through history. Scientists observe the past occurances of climate, environment, atmosphere, etc., to understand the way global warming is developing over time. To gain the most insight on global warming, it would be wise to work alongside someone who is studying it themselves. Global warming is simply a matter of tracking trends and analyzing patterns to make inferences. If you are doing this, you are studying global warming,
No, people cannot stop global warming by continuing current behaviors. To effectively combat global warming, individuals and societies need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, transition to renewable energy sources, promote sustainable practices, and work towards reducing carbon footprints. Making conscious choices and taking action to address climate change are necessary to slow down and mitigate its effects.
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Global warming is melting the glaciers throughout the earth's surface.
The United Nations has passed resolutions regarding the threat of global warming. The seriousness of the issue depends on the individual nations. The industrialized nations mostly recognize the issue as a threat and, more or less, are addressing it. The poorer third world nations mostly feel that the problem wasn't caused by them and taking measures similar to what the major nations are doing will hamper their development of industry.
Global warming is no good, correct. We have to stop it or our children and grandchildren will blame us for doing nothing.
the poles are melting
It Is Killing Them
If you use electricity, or ride in a car, or drink a can of beverage, then you are, in a small way, contributing to global warming. Global warming is happening because billions of us are all doing the same as you.
No. No government in the world is doing enough to stop it.
The most valid way to study global warming is through history. Scientists observe the past occurances of climate, environment, atmosphere, etc., to understand the way global warming is developing over time. To gain the most insight on global warming, it would be wise to work alongside someone who is studying it themselves. Global warming is simply a matter of tracking trends and analyzing patterns to make inferences. If you are doing this, you are studying global warming,
The ice is melting, so the seas get higher. :P
Global warming is warming the oceans and making them more acidic. Warm water expands, so this means sea levels are rising. Acidic water damages coral and other marine creatures.
simply by watching news on the television you will be able to understand global warming.You can go out also and have exposure to sun.