Science Class:708 Kiante Gilliam What is the Effect of Global Warming on the Earth?

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Science Class:708 Kiante Gilliam What is the Effect of Global Warming on the Earth?

WHAT IS GLOBAL WARMING? An increase in the average temperature of the Earth's atmosphere, A sustained increase great enough to cause changes in the global climate. The Earth has experienced numerous episodes of global warming through its history, and currently appears to be undergoing such warming resulting in an increase in the greenhouse effect. Increased levels of greenhouse gases, largely due to the effects of human industry and agriculture leading to long-term effects of current global warming and rising sea levels, flooding, melting of polar ice caps and glaciers. Fluctuations in temperature and precipitation. Fluctuations in temperature and precipitation.

LO- WHAT IS CLIMATE CHANGE? A change in the world's climate A change in the world's climate

Global Warming: …..is the increase in the average measured temperature of the Earth's near-surface air and oceans since the mid-20th century.average measured temperatureEarthoceans

Hypothesis If our living habits do not change it is projected that there will be a continuation of conditions leading to Global Warming.

Climate Change I learned that climate change is any long- term significant change in the average weather that a given region experiences. I learned that climate change is any long- term significant change in the average weather that a given region experiences. Climate changes reflect variations within the Earth's atmosphere, processes in other parts of the Earth such as oceans and ice caps, and the effects of human activity. The external factors that can shape climate are often called climate forcing and include such processes as variations in solar radiation, the Earth's orbit, and greenhouse gas concentrations.ice capsclimate forcingsolar radiationorbit greenhouse gas

In Conclusion Changes in our climate, must come from a change in our habits and practices. Changes in our climate, must come from a change in our habits and practices.