Global Warming

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Global Warming

• Whats going on?
• Ryan Fetner
• Rachel Stang
• Stephanie Hannon
• Dominique Ornduff

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What is global warming?

• Global Warming is the observed increase in the
  average temperature of the Earths atmosphere and
  oceans in recent decades.

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How Was GLobal Warming Formed?

• -It depends on how important you think it is.
  Some people think it is just Earths nature
  working its course. On the other hand some
  people thing it is caused by things humans do.
  Such as pollution, burning fossil fuels, and
  cutting down trees.

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Why should we care?

• Global warming is very important and everyone
  should care about this subject. Because of the
  fact that it can change our climate, and warm the
  whole planet, it will even eventually kill us.

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Why our climate matters?

• http//epa. climatechange/kids/greenhouse.html
  gov/
• When the climate changes, there may be big
  changes in the things that people depend on.
  These things include the level of the oceans and
  the places where we plant crops. They also
  include the air we breathe and the water we drink.

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The Green House effect..

• The greenhouse effect is the rise in temperature
  that the Earth experiences because certain gases
  in the atmosphere (water vapor, carbon dioxide,
  nitrous oxide, and methane, for example) trap
  energy from the sun.
• http//epa. climatechange/kids/greenhouse.html
  gov/

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Pros vs. Cons

• Pros are everyone who believes in Global warming
  in which we cause it.
• Cons are people who think that Global warming is
  just a natural cause.
• Pros believe that if we stop doing things like
  polluting Global warming will stop and we will
  not be in threat.
• Cons on the other hand believe it is just a
  natural phase In earth, and it will not effect
  us.

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• We can all help global warming if we.
• Do not pollute.
• DO not use so much gas for your car.
• Try to be as conservative as you can.

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Want to learn more?

• If you want to learn more about global warming
  and ways to help it, go to any of these sights
• http//epa.gov/climatechange/kids/greenhouse.html
• http//www.ucar.edu/learn/1_3_1.htm
• http//www.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/astronom
  y/planets/earth/Greenhouse.shtml