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By: Christina Jones, Eric Johnson, Jonelle Murdock, Brittany Reason

What Is Global Warming? **Global Warming is an increase in the average temperature of the earth’s atmosphere, especially a sustained increase sufficient to cause climatic change.**

What Causes Global Warming?  Global Warming is caused by different things;  Green House Gasses  Running Cars  Burning fossil Fuels  CFC”s

What are Greenhouse Gases?  The Burning of fossil fuels Coal, Oil, Natural gases which constantly add carbon dioxide into the air. Coal, Oil, Natural gases which constantly add carbon dioxide into the air.  Industries are also producing more CFC’s, nitrous oxide, and methane which are also greenhouse gases.

The effects of green house gases can lead to the melting of the glaciers of Greenland and Antarctica. It could raise sea levels all over the world. Such melting of ice would flood low coastal areas such as Miami and our home New York. Rainfall patterns could change in ways that would shift desert areas. The effects of green house gases can lead to the melting of the glaciers of Greenland and Antarctica. It could raise sea levels all over the world. Such melting of ice would flood low coastal areas such as Miami and our home New York. Rainfall patterns could change in ways that would shift desert areas.

How Is Our Lifestyle Affecting The Environment?  Spraying Aerosole Cans  Running Cars  Un proper disposal of toxins.  Not Recycling  Using pesticides.