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Introduction paragraph:

Global warming is the planet’s temperature rising worldwide. In global warming, the atmosphere traps and releases UAV light molecules that are radiated from the sun. The thinner the atmosphere is, the less sunlight gets trapped on the surface, thus making the planet colder. In contrast, the thicker the atmosphere is, the more sunlight gets trapped, causing the planet to become warmer. With the modern day technology, industrial plants expel large quantities of carbon monoxide/dioxide that are integrated and then trapped in the atmosphere, making our planet hotter. carbon dioxide producing plants also known as fossil fuel factories expel the most amount of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. There are many ways to reduce pollution in order to lessen the harmful effects of global warming. Three main solutions are solar energy, tidal energy, and wind energy. The modern world suffers from many dilemmas, but one in particular is far more threatening than the others: global warming.

The Scale of Carbon Dioxide 1960-2014

One of the leading causes of global warming argued to be the emissions of greenhouse gasses, such as carbon dioxide (CO2). Looking back at the year of 2012, out of all the carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere, 82% percent of it was caused by humans. (www.epa.gov) Furthermore, looking at a line graph of the level of CO2 emitted into the atmosphere since the 1960s until present day, some scientists have observed how the bar shifts every two seasons (Source: ).

The switch between the northern and southern hemispheres causes this shift, as one side is facing the sun, while the other side is hidden from it (Source: ). And, since the equator marks the boundaries of the northern...

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...ew global warming as a threat to their life style. The rising temperatures have impacted deeply natural life in Alaska. For example, the invasive Spruce Bark Beetle mates during the summer, adding an extra generation due to the rising temperature. These invasive species have already destroyed 3.4 million acres of Alaskan vegetation. Some scientist have projected by the year of 2100, the sea level will rise roughly 3 feet. In addition, the rising temperatures would also affect wheat producers, which in turn affect the agricultural economy. Kansas’s temperature will have been risen by four degrees, thus making it a lot more difficult to grow winter wheat during the winter. The best thing to do, that can stop or slow down global warming, is in order to save as much energy as possible. The technology that exists today has advanced so much since the 1950s.