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Sarah Nabeel Mrs. Timm 12 G March 10, 2013 Global Warming

Introduction i.Introduction A. What is global warming A. What is global warming B. Greenhouse gasses B. Greenhouse gasses C. How does global warming affect us? C. How does global warming affect us?

Affects of Global warming Long droughts Long droughts Ocean water deluge coastal areas Ocean water deluge coastal areas Glaciers Glaciers Reefs Reefs Disappearance of nations. Disappearance of nations.

Connection to rainforests Global warming affecting rainforests. Global warming affecting rainforests. Deforestation. Deforestation.

Soil heating Affects on climate Affects on climate Affects on vegetation Affects on vegetation Results on the world Results on the world

Carbon dioxide Excess carbon dioxide emission. Excess carbon dioxide emission.

Air pollution What is air pollution? What is air pollution?

Sources of air pollution Combustion of gasoline. Combustion of gasoline. Crowded cities. (Los Angeles ) Crowded cities. (Los Angeles ) Smog Smog

Effects on health Acid rain Acid rain Sulfur oxides Sulfur oxides Temperature inversion Temperature inversion

The Kyoto protocol What is it?

How does it work? Terms Terms conditions conditions

Carbon emission chart How countries differ How countries differ

Conclusion Global temperature continuing to rise. Global temperature continuing to rise. Is kyoto a failure or success Is kyoto a failure or success

Work cited "Â What Is the Kyoto Protocol?" What Is the Kyoto Protocol? Michael Bloch and Carbonify.com, n.d. Web. 05 Mar "Â What Is the Kyoto Protocol?" What Is the Kyoto Protocol? Michael Bloch and Carbonify.com, n.d. Web. 05 Mar "Pollution." The Columbia Encyclopedia. 6th ed Questia. Web. 5 Mar "Pollution." The Columbia Encyclopedia. 6th ed Questia. Web. 5 Mar "Global Warming." The Columbia Encyclopedia. 6th ed Questia. Web. 5 Mar "Global Warming." The Columbia Encyclopedia. 6th ed Questia. Web. 5 Mar "Focus: Ecological Disaster Looms, but How ; Rainforests Will Dry Up; the Polar Icecap Will Melt. the Latest Predictions for Global Warming Are the Direst Yet." "Focus: Ecological Disaster Looms, but How ; Rainforests Will Dry Up; the Polar Icecap Will Melt. the Latest Predictions for Global Warming Are the Direst Yet."

Continued work cited "Global Warming: More Common Than Tragic." Ethics & International Affairs 18.1 (2004): 41+. Questia. Web. 5 Mar "Global Warming: More Common Than Tragic." Ethics & International Affairs 18.1 (2004): 41+. Questia. Web. 5 Mar "Global Warming Project." Science Scope 33.3 (2009): 49. Questia. Web. 5 Mar "Global Warming Project." Science Scope 33.3 (2009): 49. Questia. Web. 5 Mar "Air Pollution." The Columbia Encyclopedia. 6th ed Questia. Web. 5 Mar Benyus, Janine M. "Bog Breath: Sleeper Factor in Global Warming?" "Air Pollution." The Columbia Encyclopedia. 6th ed Questia. Web. 5 Mar Benyus, Janine M. "Bog Breath: Sleeper Factor in Global Warming?" "20-Year Alert over Failing Rainforests." "20-Year Alert over Failing Rainforests."