Global Warming Essay: Union of Concerned Scientists vs Competitive Enterprise Institute
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Global warming has been an issue for quite some time now and only recently has it been adopted by a mass amount of people in their efforts to fight against it. However, there are people and organizations who claim that global warming does not exist or is not caused by human activities. After reading my text, Taking Sides, on the debate between members of UCS and members of the CEI, I wanted to do a little research of my own to see if the claims they were making were accurate. Even though members of the Union of Concerned Scientists and the Competitive Enterprise Institution argue two opposite sides of the global warming issue, they have much in common within their tactics to win the debate. Both organizations have credible and discreditable backgrounds and pay enormous amounts of money to those in administration to gain their support as well as donating money to other organizations for their support. The UCS and CEI also use scientists to prove their positions to be correct, and they both provide scientific evidence on both sides. What is Global Warming? Global warming is an issue we are all pretty familiar with. It is the climate change that we, humans, are responsible for. The warming of the earth’s atmosphere is caused by the fossil fuels we burn, clearing of forests, and the carbon dioxide and other harmful gases we release into the air (Cunningham, Cunningham, 2009). There are other harmful toxins we use such as pesticides that are supporting global warming. Some effects of global warming include: increase in weather catastrophes, melting glaciers, rising sea levels, and the impact on species could lead to extinction (Cunningham, Cunningham, 2009). “Many scientists regard anthropogenic global climate change to be the most i... ... middle of paper ... ...to those in administration to gain influence over political proposals on what to do about global warming and if there should be anything done about it. ExxonMobil is the most profitable company in the world and has a great deal of power. Both organizations have scientists working on research to prove their side of the debate and have credible and non-credible data. They have influenced many other non-profit organizations to becoming part of the global warming coalition. Similarly, the Union of Concerned Scientists has over ten million members fighting against global warming and companies like ExxonMobil. During the Kyoto Protocol, UCS members were fighting for the purpose while members of CEI were fighting against it. However, in The Washington Post, author Steven Mufson, writes that ExxonMobil is misunderstood and does acknowledge global warming (Mufson, 2011).
In this essay, the author
- Compares the ucs and cei's positions on global warming, and explains that both organizations have credible and discreditable backgrounds and use scientists to prove their positions.
- Explains that global warming is caused by fossil fuels burning, clearing of forests, and carbon dioxide and other harmful gases released into the air.
- Argues that exxonmobil is the leader of confusing the ideas that global warming is not real and will not harm human health.
- Compares the ucs and cei's positions on global warming, and explains that both organizations have credible and discreditable backgrounds and use scientists to prove their positions.
- Explains that global warming is caused by fossil fuels burning, clearing of forests, and carbon dioxide and other harmful gases released into the air.
- Argues that exxonmobil is the leader of confusing the ideas that global warming is not real and will not harm human health.
- Argues that the competitive enterprise institute is manipulating the human population that global warming is worse than it really is. the union of concerned scientists works together and combine their scientific research to create a healthier environment.
- Explains that the union of concerned scientists and the competitive enterprise institute have scientists to argue their side of the debate.
- Analyzes how exxonmobil's campaign against global warming was hard to find scientists to oppose the issue. ivan osorio, iain murray, and myron ebell argue in contrast.
- Explains that the kyoto protocol was created in kyoto, japan in 1997. it set different limits to different countries, depending on what their emissions were before 1990.
- Explains that the union of concerned scientists and exxonmobil and members of the competitive enterprise institution have close ties with different members in administration.
- States that the ucs track record is bursting with examples of how it puts politics ahead of science. kurt gottfried is the union of concerned scientist’s chairman and has donated more than ten thousand dollars to the democratic party.
- Explains that the union of concerned scientists and the competitive enterprise institute claim to have the most credible and researched facts about global warming.
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- Explains that global warming is caused by the production of too much carbon dioxide that remains in the air trapping heat and gradually warming the planet.
- Explains that global warming is occurring at an extremely slow rate, but it is dangerous for humans and our environment.
- Explains that the earth's climate is rapidly changing at an unusually fast rate due to rising sea levels, melting of snow, and extreme heat events such as fires and drought.
- Explains that global warming is caused by the production of too much carbon dioxide that remains in the air trapping heat and gradually warming the planet.
- Explains that humans create the majority of the unnatural greenhouse gases that are released into the earth’s atmosphere.
- Explains that sustainability is a combination of economics, business, and science to prevent permanent depletion of the world's natural resources.
- Explains that sustainability is something that we can improve as time goes on. the dartmouth project states that eating one vegetarian meal a week reduces carbon emissions by the equivalent of 1,160 miles of driving.
- Opines that nursing for global warming is bigger than what the average human would think.
- Concludes that if we do not change our living patterns and change how we release gases into the earth’s atmosphere to trap heat then it can become dangerous.
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