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Global Warming

by Houghton, Sir John

in global warming, most important problem facing the world in twenty‐first century ‐ an example of global pollution / impact of global warming ‐ change in global average temperature and impact on human communities / International Agreement Requireds ‐ global emissions of carbon dioxide in atmosphere from fossil fuel burning currently approaching 7 billion tonnes of carbon per annum / rise in sea level ‐ occurring as ocean water expands and gets heated / science of global warming / sea‐level rising with changes in water availability ‐ extreme events leading to increasing pressure from environmental refugees

2009

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Global Warming

Houghton, Sir John

2009

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This chapter contains sections titled: The Science of Global Warming The Impacts of Global Warming Can We Believe the Evidence? International Agreement Required What Actions Can Be Taken?

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Wiley‐Blackwell

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global warming, most important problem facing the world in twenty‐first century ‐ an example of global pollution

/ impact of global warming ‐ change in global average temperature and impact on human communities

/ International Agreement Requireds ‐ global emissions of carbon dioxide in atmosphere from fossil fuel burning currently approaching 7 billion tonnes of carbon per annum

/ rise in sea level ‐ occurring as ocean water expands and gets heated

/ science of global warming

/ sea‐level rising with changes in water availability ‐ extreme events leading to increasing pressure from environmental refugees

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